Eating a lookalike of a mushroom commonly foraged in the Pacific Northwest could have dire consequences. Researchers are sounding the alarm about some so-called “false morels” that, when eaten over a ...

It’s peak mushroom season in the Pacific Northwest. Various mushrooms grow across Washington state, and the U.S. Forest ...

Mushrooms growing on trees can be a sign of decay and should be inspected by a certified arborist. Hispidus, Ganoderma, and Armillaria are three types of fungi that can indicate tree risk. Not all ...

Mushrooms commonly grow in lawns and gardens; you've likely seen mushrooms cropping up on your lawn after a long period of rain. Mushrooms are the visible fruiting bodies of fungi. They provide an ...

As temperatures climb and the opportunity to forage for food grows, so do the opportunities to accidentally ingest toxic ...

Rainy weather can cause mushrooms to sprout in lawns and mulch. “That’s fine,” said Sharon Yiesla, plant knowledge specialist at The Morton Arboretum in Lisle. “What’s not fine is when you see ...

If you have a garden with grass that you don't often check, then now may be the time to do just that. It comes amid a fresh warning from gardening experts who say that you could be growing dangerous ...

Poisonous mushrooms are causing an outbreak of serious illness that's killed one adult and caused severe liver damage in 21 children and adults in the Bay Area and Monterey since mid-November, health ...

Want to know where to find morel mushrooms? Follow our beginner's guide on everything you need to know to find and cook morels.