DIY methods, such as manual removal and baking soda application, can control mushrooms. Improve your lawn’s drainage and dethatch regularly to prevent mushrooms from returning. Use vinegar ...

With NOAA predicting wetter-than-average conditions this winter across much of the United States, you may find your lawn ...

While there's nothing you can do about the forecast, you can learn how to stop mushrooms from growing in your lawn. While ...

Fungi love moisture. If your lawn does not receive adequate drainage and collects water in some areas, it may be the perfect place for mushrooms to erupt, especially if it's combined with other ...

While mushrooms on your lawn are unsightly, they are actually a sign that your soil is of good quality and organic matter is ...

The Agricultural Disaster Microloan Program will combine two assistance programs to offer disaster loans to farmers and ...

GARDENER’S MAILBAG Dear Neil, I’ve never had mushrooms show up like this on my lawn. Is there anything I need to be worried ...

"A solution of two tablespoons of baking soda to two gallons of water raises the pH of the lawn and kills the mushrooms gradually”, she said. In the long term, it can help to keep your lawn bone ...

Mushrooms thrive in humid, warm and wet conditions. They also do well in decaying organic matter, so if you’ve cut your lawn and stored the cuttings or have a damp log pile, it could provide the ...

Bradford pears have notoriously weak crotches (branch angles). Think of your index and middle fingers forming a “V” for ...