From: caterpillar@amuscaria.invalid   
      
   dwheeler@ipns.com wrote on Wednesday 26 Apr 2006 5:26 am:   
      
   > I know it's hard to believe for Mid-Westerners, but not everyone has M.   
   > esculenta in quantity.   
   >   
   > Here in Oregon M. esculenta is rare, and usually found with cottonwood   
   > or willow.   
      
   You can say that again. Here in S.UK I have only ever   
   seen one in 16 years, and that was in a meadow among   
   late spring wildflowers including orchids.   
   >   
   > So I can't tell you how quickly they would appear with spruce trees. I   
   > bet you're going to find out, though.   
   >   
   > Daniel B. Wheeler   
   > www.oregonwhitetruffles.com   
      
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