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So dry here we have had no mushrooms pop here at all. Miss my morels this year. We really need a good toad soaking rain. Weather seems to go around us.

Someone suggested I post here for help in identifying this new variety found in a garden planter. The yellow nubbins are more growing. I'm in Central Oklahoma and we have had a wet humid summer and have four days of rain from Tropical storm Gordon. I put wood shavings "inoculated" with duck...

Our morel season may already be over unless our rain last night brings them back out. We found about 15 nice sized morels in our same hunting location along the creek on our back 40. Besides the gigantic puff balls shown earlier, we often find Chicken of the woods in late spring there too.

I believe I have what is called Langermannia Gigantea...a member of the Puffball and allies group, Family (Lycoperdaceae). My book states they are edible when the flesh is white and firm....but how to cook if ya'll agree with me? These were found in our upper pasture and popped up overnight...