Gardening expert Melinda Myers explains why mushrooms sprout on your lawn and trees and what to do about them.

Most mushrooms are not poisonous – but since the poisonous ... Sometimes a dark green, rounded arc of grass appears in the lawn (with or without mushrooms). This is called a “fairy ring ...

It's the season once again for one of the deadliest plant in North America, also known as poison hemlock. Here's what to know ...

and the lesser-known toxic plants, like oleander and foxglove, that you should keep out of your yard, other dangerous organisms could be growing (or inhabiting) your lawn. From mushrooms to snow ...

Mushrooms lurking in your lawn can be an indicator of "good" soil ... It’s important to note that some varieties of mushrooms can be poisonous, so you should never eat any that you find growing ...

Since April, the Minnesota Regional Poison Center says it has received ... "Certainly, a lot more mistakes with children finding mushrooms in their yard, and I think adults making errors thinking ...

At the Minnesota Regional Poison Center ... “A lot of these are mushrooms that were in the yard or nearby parks. Many of these cause upset stomachs, vomiting and diarrhea, but every year ...