mushrooms and the fungus are growing on underground decaying matter..you can try to stop but it’s almost impossible..walk your lawn wearing gloves and bag and remove any you find but you have to stay on it... common vinegar will kill it but can damage surrounding greenery. not impossible to rid, but nearly so...
Fungus growth also requires moisture. Is the mushroom growth continuous or during certain times of the year? Your yard maybe holding extra water in pockets and may need some extra soil there to move the water elsewhere. If you find mushroom growth appearing remove them immediately before it opens up and spread spores. Throw them in the garbage and not in the compost.
Somehow my house and garden got tiny gnats that killed my fuchsia plant and fly everywhere. I have tried ALL the Web recommendations - soap and oil dishes, sand in th...
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Suggestions on how to get rid of termites naturally are appreciated however if there is only a chemical solution for these pests please share as well. Thank you!
These are mostly succulants that I am propagating. The gnats are recurring and into all my other plants in the house, even my air plants. I am at my wits end and abou...
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I just moved into a place and the English ivy and bamboo are taking over the whole yard. I have tried digging and pulling but it just seems to think I'm trying to be ...
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mushrooms and the fungus are growing on underground decaying matter..you can try to stop but it’s almost impossible..walk your lawn wearing gloves and bag and remove any you find but you have to stay on it... common vinegar will kill it but can damage surrounding greenery. not impossible to rid, but nearly so...
Fungus growth also requires moisture. Is the mushroom growth continuous or during certain times of the year? Your yard maybe holding extra water in pockets and may need some extra soil there to move the water elsewhere. If you find mushroom growth appearing remove them immediately before it opens up and spread spores. Throw them in the garbage and not in the compost.
Yesterday someone on here said she shook some Epsom Salts over the area and it worked. I have yet to try it.