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Re: Mushrooms everywhere
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Don't drink the water.
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I would hand remove them, not because they might cause damage but because you don't want them to release more spores into your soil. It might take a few more rain cycles to get rid of all the active spores, but if you are diligent at removing them, new spores won't be introduced and you should be fine.
Did you add compost to your garden? I'm guessing the spores came from not fully composted material.
Oh my! I'd remove them as well, being careful when doing so that you don't dislodge spores.
Mushrooms are really tough. I used to have some weird ones in my yard here, but they've stopped showing up. At my last house I had a ton of huge, edible boletes! People would stop and ask to pick them.
Those things, I'd get rid of as best I could.
Nope. None of that going on. All the trees nearby are healthy and there weren't any in our yard. I'm guessing it's just something in the compost that we got. Here's a picture of them when they first come up. There is also a little brown one that I get less often.