You can remove ... of their lawns. It’s honestly personal preference. However, it can be a potential safety hazard when wet because it’s slick, so keep that in mind if it’s growing in walkways, says ...

The stinkhorns have arrived, and it is enough to make one gag with the nauseous smell. Stinkhorns are a type of mushroom from ...

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

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

Petition to remove San Benito city officials denied ...

"But poisonous or not, you can still touch, even smell them without harm." If you want to remove mushrooms from your lawn, ...

Leaf piles can suffocate the grass and encourage disease and mold. To encourage airflow and allow nutrients and water to reach the roots of the lawn, remove excess thatch and consider aerating about a ...

The popular lawn chairs set up along The Strand by a ... complaints led the Townsville City Council to request the removal of their chairs. “We’re heartbroken to share that we’ve had to ...

As the season shifts from summer to fall marked by cooler weather and leaves changing color and falling, lawn and garden maintenance shifts, too. The lawn may soon be covered in piles of leaves. Some ...

Is it so wrong to leave them where they fell? Do I have to rake? Can I chop them up with the lawn mower? If I clean them up, am I hurting the pollinators? The answer isn't straightforward.

Lawn mushrooms are unsightly and often unknown ... A good starting point is to remove organic refuse, such as leaves and clippings, which are mushroom magnets. Take a gardening spade and dig ...

In 2022, mycologist Sue Van Hook launched MycoBuoys in Maine, U.S., a startup aiming to reduce the sea’s plastic burden by turning mushrooms ... communities to help remove plastic foam from ...