This small, yellow, branhed fungus grows amongst grass on lawns and in pasture. It is common and, because of its size, I am sure it is oftgen overlooked. It grows in these solitary clusters, usually in autumn. It is easy to see why it is called the Moeadow Coral; it looks like it could , indeed, be a coral, and it grows in Meadows.
It is not edible of course, there is not enough of it.
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Find out more about the Meadow Coral in Dorset here: www.natureofdorset.co.uk/species_panel/Meadow%20Coral?vdt...
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