Anonymous wrote:Fungi is really good for soil health. It will be gone soon!

This is good to know! I have as wondering whether I needed to remove it.

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. While my dog doesn't seem interested in it, he was my primary concern.

Only takes one to poison him. Not too likely though, but still, only takes a few min to gather them after rains. They don't sprout up that often.

Train the dog to not eat mushrooms. Works better than expecting the outdoor to be fungus free (an actual impossibility and u desirable even if it were possible).

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. While my dog doesn't seem interested in it, he was my primary concern.

Fungus is always there. Mushrooms are just the blooms.

Fungi is really good for soil health. It will be gone soon!

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. While my dog doesn't seem interested in it, he was my primary concern.

Definitely keep them pulled up if you have a dog roaming around unsupervised or not. They could quickly eat one that could destroy their organs a few days after ingesting one.

Thanks. While my dog doesn't seem interested in it, he was my primary concern.

No worries, OP. DC is a sub-tropical climate at certain moments during the summer. It's fine. Fungi won't hurt you. Winter and fall are pretty dry around here, so this is going to resolve itself.

Anonymous wrote:I've got the regular mushrooms but I have other word fungal growths - in mulch, on tree stumps. Haven't had this in the five years I have lived here. Any idea why so much all of a sudden? And how do I get rid of it?

Wet ground and grass clippings = fungal growth.

Keep yard mowed more often so the clippings don't develop a thatch, and so it stays proper moisture level.

Or don't worry about it. Mushrooms are just absorbing what is not decaying fast enough.

Possibly bc it was monsooning for a week?

I've got the regular mushrooms but I have other word fungal growths - in mulch, on tree stumps. Haven't had this in the five years I have lived here. Any idea why so much all of a sudden? And how do I get rid of it?