High Society: Hallucinogens in Palace Garden
Truly it is said that there are old mushroom collectors and bold mushroom collectors but there are no old, bold collectors.
It was not the usual thing found in London. Certainly not in the Queen’s private 40-acre garden at Buckingham Palace. But there it was in all its red, white-flecked glory: Amanita muscaria, commonly known as fly amanita, fly agaric or simply fly mushroom.
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