Mushrooms aren't weeds, but some people choose to treat them as such. Rethink using this hazardous chemical to eliminate them ...

These mushrooms are edible but can easily be mistaken for poisonous specimens. You may find these growing under trees in shady, moist areas of your lawn, and they are the fruiting bodies of a ...

Death cap mushrooms might look innocent to the untrained eye, but if you spot them in your garden, it's important to take ...

Circles of white mushrooms, or “fairy rings,” may add a whimsical touch to summer lawns. But beware — they’re probably poisonous.

Mushrooms do not have detrimental effects on grass, however; in fact, they can be beneficial to have in your lawn, as the extensive root systems help hold water, which allows them to break down ...

To read more about the different types of mushrooms and fungi you might find in your lawn, visit the UC IPM website: ipm.ucanr.edu.

Never eat lawn mushrooms unless you’re absolutely, positively sure it’s an edible type. A few lawn mushrooms are poisonous, so if you’re not sure and have pets or young children, bag all ...

With the large amount of rainfall in South Florida, we see an abundance of white mushrooms popping up in our lawns. The excessive moisture and humidity has created the growth of these organisms. Ho… ...

Mushrooms do not have detrimental effects on grass, however; in fact, they can be beneficial to have in your lawn, as the extensive root systems help hold water, which allows them to break down ...