The site recommends spreading a layer of gravel around plants to help prevent mushroom growth, as it blocks out their light.

Fungus is often a beneficial thing to have growing in your garden but it can be a nuisance especially if you have pets.

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Those toadstools, puffballs, earth-stars and other fungi springing up now can alarm gardeners. Digging out fungi or applying ...

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When to fertilize, when to water, how short to cut the grass. You've surely heard one or more of these lawn care myths, but is there some truth to them? Read on to find out. While there’s no shortage ...

The mushrooms are probably one of the many kinds of harmless fungi that live in organic matter within or underneath the lawn.

You've weeded, watered, mowed, and fertilized, but you're still dealing with unwanted brown spots in your lawn. While most lawns experience patchiness and discoloration from time to time, persistent ...