Learn how to stop mushrooms from overtaking your yard so you can maintain curb appeal, address drainage issues, and protect ...

If the white mushrooms in your yard don’t have that color of gills, Marek said you likely have a Field Mushroom. Their gills start out pink, then grow to brown or dark purple.

Whether you're learning to forage for mushrooms or identifying the fungi on your backyard tree, here are 15 common mushrooms ...

Death cap mushrooms are a deadly, poisonous fungus and you just might have some in your yard. ... Spores under the cap were white. These mushrooms smelled like rose petals.

Puffball mushrooms are small (1-inch diameter) round white ball-shaped mushrooms that appear in clusters. Bird nest mushrooms look like cups (or birds’ nests) that contain little egg-like balls ...

Spores of shaggy parasols are white or cream, vomiter spores are green. To collect a spore print, you pluck a mushroom whose cap is wide open, approaching flat. Break off the stipe or stem and place ...

Wine cap Stropharia, or wine cap mushrooms, are a red-brown edible fungus with a white stem. They grow most often in the northeast U.S. and can be found in forested areas, garden beds, and many lawns.

The death cap is a large fungus up to around 15cm across and 15cm tall with a domed or white cap and an off-white stem. These mushrooms can be located in parks, gardens and nature strips, the ...

The deadly mushroom in your yard: Here's what you need to know about mushroom poisoning in Northeast Ohio Mushroom poisoning is real – and it can cause liver failure and even death. And yes ...

Another mushroom to be on the lookout for is the destroying angel, a sister species to the death cap, which looks similar but is pure white. "Even though we were on top of this early, it was ...