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First, let's discuss 7 reasons why mushrooms grow on your lawn.
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Microscopic spores spread into the air and germinate with excess moisture. You'll see them sprouting in shady areas after a long rain.
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Lawn mushrooms like to grow in overly moist areas from standing water, so they always grow along with your plants.
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If your garden beds or flower pots are too compact, the low air circulation will make mushrooms grow.
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Mushrooms feed on organic materials like old grass cuttings, grass roots, dead tree roots, dead leaves, and other dead plant material.
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Lack of drainage happens more around tree stumps and you'll mostly likely find mushrooms there.
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Mushrooms feast on decaying organic materials like animal waste. They're like your free caretakers!
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So, are mushrooms in lawns good or bad? Mushrooms are a sign of a healthy lawn! They don't grow where there is no organic food source.
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