If your lawn has rotting tree roots or stumps, these mushrooms are ... Fairy Ring Mushrooms are actually an offshoot of a fungus living underground. Commonly found growing in a circle on lawns ...

Q: Is there anything that I can do about tree roots in our lawn that are at the surface? If I dig them out would it damage the tree? We have to mow over them because of where the tree is located ...

The first cases emerge when the cicadas emerge from underground, as the insects climb from tree roots to the soil’s surface, coming into contact with the fungus that has germinated from spores ...

drinking sap from tree roots, until it’s time for the nearly grown cicadas to emerge. At some point, the insects are exposed to spores of the fungus Massospora cicadina. It’s not clear to ...

"By the time most fungus disease is obvious ... pruning too often or too much can damage the tree. Replace lawn beneath trees with bishop's hat, sweet woodruff, or other shade-tolerant ground ...

If you live in a house, it may be time to start looking into whether there are tree roots blocking your sewer ... may be visible on the surface of your lawn, others sprawl out underground ...

They obtain their nutrients by decaying dead plant material, such as wood mulch, buried wood debris or rotting dead tree roots. There are no fungicides available to control this fungus.

Filaments of fungi intertwine with the tips of tree roots to form underground networks ... To begin to figure out if a particular fungus really connects any two forest trees, scientists can ...

then shrubs and tree seedlings, and finally mature trees. Some other “lawn-light” options include: encouraging moss in damp, shaded areas; gravitating toward “bee lawns” that allow ...