Following successful fungus forays, a wide diversity of fungi has been observed and recorded at the orchard. The following species were identified by fungi expert Jo Weightman.
| Species | Details | Location | |
| Basidioradulum radula | on dead cherry | ||
| G | Clavaria vermicularis | in grass | |
| E | Collybia cirrhata | on debris | |
| D | Collybia erythropus | on dead cherry logs | |
| F | Coprinus micaceus | (an ink cap) | on dead cherry |
| I | Coprinus plicatilis | in grass | |
| Erysiphe urticae on Urtica dioica | (powdery mildew on stinging nettle) | ||
| J | Ganoderma adspersum | on dead cherry | |
| B | Laetiporus sulphureus | chicken of the woods | on dead cherry |
| Macrolepiota rhacodes var. bohemica | probably on sheep dung | ||
| Panaeolus sp | |||
| C | Phlebia radiata | on dead cherry | |
| A | Pleurotus ostreatus | oyster fungus | on cherry logs |
| H | Pluteus cervinus | on dead cherry logs | |
| Psathyrella sp | |||
| Trametes gibbosa | on dead cherry | ||
| Trametes versicolor | on dead cherry | ||
| Uncinula bicornis on Acer campestre | (powdery mildew on field maple) |