When I first saw this, I said to myself what is the point of all this rubble in the garden. Then later while walking taking the tour of the garden the tour guide Mark was explaining to us exactly what this pile of logs and cardboard was for. It turns out that the logs are mushroom logs and when the logs are in contact with the soil it produces mycelium which is a white substance that grows on the log and then eventually makes it possible for mushrooms to grow on the log. If you look closely at the bottom of the logs you can see these little spots of mycelium. However, that not the only…