Noticed mushrooms popping up in your yard? Get insights about your lawn's health and soil quality and learn what fungi can ...

It is a good addition to heavy soils. Note that this ability can be a problem, as the soil may retain too much water, so use with restraint — 25% mushroom soil to 75% soil or potting medium.

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

When white mushrooms emerge, it means a number of conditions favorable to fungi are all present. Learn how to prevent ...

Trapped inside these umbrella-shaped mushrooms is a powerful and potent ability that can enrich your soil like nothing else.

It's possible to overdo it with compost or mushroom soil added to your soil, but working 2 to 3 inches of either into the top 10-12 inches is perfect.

This week's gardening column also answers a question about mysteriously wilting squash vines and another wondering about ...

Fungi can grow spontaneously in potting soil, much to the surprise of many plant owners. If you spot a mushroom at the base of your monstera or philodendron, here's how you should react.

They are important to the soil food web. Since the purpose of mushrooms is to provide and distribute tiny spores, some people believe that they need to get rid of the mushrooms to prevent their ...

Mushroom soil is primarily rotted horse manure with a bedding material such as straw. It's great as a soil amendment outside in the garden.

Morel mushrooms are growing across areas of Lower Michigan. The warmer weather this week shows when morel emergence should spread northward. Morel mushrooms grow during a period with certain soil ...