Carolina Naturally: If Mushrooms Are Growing in Your Lawn, This Is What It Means

Saturday, February 4, 2023

If Mushrooms Are Growing in Your Lawn, This Is What It Means

Dorothy Clark of Culver, Oregon writes: "Toadstools are growing in the open soil and under plant leaves in my ﬂower bed. The soil isn’t too damp, so I don’t know why these intruders are showing up. I pull out and dispose of the mushrooms in my lawn, but they reappear. How do I get rid of them?"
If Mushrooms Are Growing in Your Lawn, This Is What It Means

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Saturday, February 4, 2023

If Mushrooms Are Growing in Your Lawn, This Is What It Means

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