Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mushrooms popping up in mulch beds are often a sign of healthy, nutrient-rich soil. When I first started gardening, I used to ...

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As the hobby of mushroom hunting gains in popularity, there has also been a surge in calls to poison control centers. (Robert F. Bukaty/Associated Press) MINNEAPOLIS — The warm, soggy summer across ...

Mushrooms love humid conditions and wet soil. Officials with the Minnesota Regional Poison Center say that combination has led to an increased number of calls related to wild mushroom exposure this ...

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This is what a chanterelle mushroom looks like. North Branch Land Trust Naturalist and Pennsylvania Outdoor Life Field Staff member Rick Koval snapped this photo before I put this tasty treat into my ...

Mother Nature, if you’re listening, this article is a friendly reminder that our summer monsoons could use a little boost. August is a wonderful time of year to find mushrooms in nature, but only ...

July is the beginning of the mushroom season. Starting off with a few kinds in the yards and forests, these strange growths become more abundant in late summer and fall. By late August, tall amanitas, ...

Join the Case Western Reserve University Farm for a guided Summer Mushroom Identification series, where you can explore the fascinating fungi of northeast Ohio—from Chanterelle and Chicken of the ...

When I first started gardening, I used to think mushrooms meant something was going wrong. I’d be out watering the tomatoes or pulling weeds, and suddenly – poof – a strange little mushroom would ...