Mushrooms Quote by Debbie Macomber

“Stricken liked to think of his assets as mushrooms, where the best way to grow them was to keep them in the dark and…

— Larry Correia

“There are about two million types of mushrooms in the world”

— Adam Anderson

“I’m growing mushrooms… because I can’t kill them. They just keep multiplying…and it’s like…I’m in service to them.”

— Sharon Weil

“Good problems and mushrooms of certain kinds have something in common; they grow in clusters.”

— George Pólya

Wherever there were horses or ponies the mushrooms always sprang up.

— Edna O'Brien

“The contrast between private mushrooms and fungi-forming forest traffic might be an emblem for commoditisation more generally: the continual, never-finished cutting off of entanglement.”

— Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing

“The only good mushroom is a cooked mushroom.”

— Carol Kendall

Mushrooms grow from rot and thrive on death. It feels symbolic.

— Angela Scanlon

“It’s not like they ever tell us everything, anyway. You know how it is. We’re mushrooms. They keep us in the dark and feed…

— Elliott Kay

“Trees were so rare in that country, and they had to make such a hard fight to grow, that we used to feel anxious…

— Willa Cather

“The dead leaves fly. They're cropped and gathered to the rich barn of the earth.”

— Jim Crace

“Yeah, but I thought mushrooms were a kind of fungus!' Teddy says. 'You know, like mould. You can't get mould growing on mould, can…

— Skye Melki-Wegner