Mushrooms in yard

Whether mushrooms appear after a heavy rain or you're battling them because your yard is shady, there are six ways you can tackle the fungi problem for good.

Your grass can tell you a lot about its health and well-being, if you only know how to listen. Learn the language of your lawn by clicking through this list of signs of the most common yard problems.

These little guys are growing like crazy near a huge Maple tree that fell and was removed in 2011. I had the stump dug out earlier this summer,I wonder could there be a connection? Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get rid of them and to keep them from growing back? This thing is growing in the mulch with others like him.

Clear up a recurring cluster of mushrooms out in the yard with one of these three lawn care tips. Or, learn why it may be important to leave them as they are.

Read on to find out what makes the mushrooms grow, are mushrooms bad for your lawn, and how to get rid of mushrooms from your yard?

Mushrooms are a common problem for homeowners struggling to keep their lawns in top shape. Often stemming from decomposing material in your lawn, mushrooms can grow and spread quickly across the grass. You can kill mushrooms with vinegar in a homemade fungicide.

It's wise to assume that any type of mushroom growing in your yard is dangerous, and it's...

Why are there mushrooms growing in your lawn? Are lawn mushrooms good or bad for my yard? Organo-Lawn can help get rid of mushrooms in your Colorado lawn!"

Most mushrooms are beneficial to lawns, because they help break down dead material and return nutrients to the soil. They can, however, be a nuisance and can be a source of concern if you have children or pets, especially if they are toxic...

Identification is a key and critical part of mushroom foraging. And there's a lot to it. Mother Nature does not skimp on types, colors, sizes, and shapes of mushrooms! Fungi are, in fact, their own kingdom. It is vast, yet identification must be done before any consumption. It is not as simple as the beginner might hope, though. Even the most experienced foragers come across fungi they cannot identify.