S. Carolina's 1st Trufferie is Open near Landrum

[Skyliner]

Here is another fascinating article about a truffle farm in North Carolina.

http://www.garlandtruffles.com/uptown.pdf

"Recent history shows that the Mid-Atlantic states - Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North and South Carolina - have ideal circumstances for growing truffles. Soil structure, annual temperatures, and rainfall totals all factor into the equation, helping the Carolinas resemble the European regions that produce the finest truffles."

[Sophiasmommy]

Originally Posted by Skyliner

What did you see on your link that made you think yours or the one shown above are not actually truffles? While these may not be considered valuable in the epicurean world, it would be nice to at least know if they are edible or poisonous. Despite the fact that the most desirable truffles are obviously very rare, there are apparently many different types of truffles, and I enjoy eating delicious mushrooms.

I just compared the pics to what you(we) have and the ones of the truffles, alas they are not the same. Oh well, gonna have to make our millions another way.