If you are concerned about children or pets encountering these mushrooms, simply pick them and discard. The fungi can ...

This is one of the deadly mushroom types that could be growing in your backyard ... Read the original article on House Digest.

Mushrooms are the fleshy, spore-bearing body of fungi that few people want growing on their lawns, mostly for aesthetic reasons. Alien-looking mushroom caps popping up sporadically through grass ...

Check the specific requirements for your chosen mushroom type. Light: While mushrooms don't require sunlight, they do need a bit of indirect light to grow. A well-lit room or indirect natural ...

We’ve brought a climate-conscious programme to a school, grew oyster mushrooms in the coal holes of Somerset House ... creating grow kits from coffee grounds, straw and cardboard. I’ve also had the ...

Q. What can I do about mushrooms in my lawn? Most mushrooms that appear in lawns are what we call “nuisance mushrooms” because they are relatively benign and are not a symptom of a serious ...

This image shows me in my lab, where I’m growing lingzhi mushrooms (Ganoderma lingzhi), a traditional medicine that’s thought to strengthen the immune system. Several companies in Vietnam are ...

One of my plants even had a yellow mushroom growing out of the soil. Is this harmful to my plants or to me, and how can I get rid of it? A: It seems you have a fungus commonly found in potting ...