With heavy rains, mushrooms have been popping up in mulch, garden beds and lawns all around Colorado. But they don't stick around too long. It's like the obscure '90s Dada song, "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow."
As the valley welcomes more gloomy weather and as autumn begins rolling in, mushrooms are poking their way through the ground. While the White River National Forest is a valued stomping grounds for edible mushroom.
Every Tuesday, we talk with the Colorado Sun to find out what stories are on their radar. This week, KUNC’s Beau Baker spoke with editor Larry Ryckman.