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I've never had any problems with my Mimosa tree until this year. My tree is well over 20yrs. old. I noticed my leaves falling off and my little seeds/beans turning brown. I then noticed an ant problem. I sprayed and took care of them(I hope). Now I'm seeing a hard… More
Well I planted the seed tray on friday and monday morning I had the smallest of sprouts on my onions, most of them anyway. So I lifted the corner of the lid and noticed that where I put the bamboo skewers as placement reminders there was white fuzzy on the… More
Hi, I really need help to identify this fungus / mushroom that is growing like crazy on my strawbales that I wanted to plant my tomatoes in. I already have 4 cabbage growing but I do not know if these fungi are safe to be near growing edible plants. I… More
In my front flower bed, there are several azalea plants that were there when we moved into our house April 30 of this year. I have clay soil, but I did some amending to some of that flower bed this year, I did not bother the azaleas. I have been… More
I forgot the little fella was hiding in the flowers.. Heres a few fungus shots too, i was looking for the fungus forum and couldnt find it.. lol More
Anybody else here into fungus??? It's september and we actually had a RAINY day this week for the first time in a month... and that means... FUNGUS!!!!! It'll be awhile before the wild oysters pop out, we have the best luck finding those in late fall and early winter warm… More
Excuse the poor photography but could anyone identify these plants found alongside a trail in central North Carolina? It almost looks like a fungus, if not for the flower... Thanks for the help! J More
Now my bush beans have something wrong with them. The plants look healthy - not wilted or anything, but they are getting progressively lighter in color, and drying out. From a distance they look sort of yellow and sparkly. What's up? Is it a fungus? There don't seem to be… More
How long do cucumber plants usually last? I planted mine in April and they have produced a lot of fruit. They are starting to brown now and I cannot tell if they are just dying naturally or if it is the heat or fungus. More
willow planted on the central california coast has turned yellow with powdery yellow spots / blanket of yellow stuff. Is it pollen, mold or fungus? Willow is about 6 years old / not huge, decent base trunk - in horse pasture. Any one know? More
We have a stone/gravel driveway that has accumulated quite a bit of grass growth. It has been quite wet here in the northeast and moss has also grown in the driveway. Some type of disgusting looking moss or fungus has also emerged. It is dark green and kind of looks… More
I know some fungi are good, and some not so good. I use a lot of organics, and I often add them to my watering can. At the bottom of the can, I have sediment. When this sediment lays on top of the ground near my plants, sometimes some mold/fungus… More
Hello~I live near Pensacola Florida and I have, or I am trying to have a centipede lawn. While I was doing some grass plugging, I noticed that there are small white DOTS down inside the soil. At first I thought it was weed and feed, but then I also noticed… More
I live in Ohio. Some of my shrubs have fungus. I know that you are supposed to remove the leaves etc but that is impossible since it is on so many leaves unless I prune them back. It is March. How can I control this and how early shall I… More
While pulling weeds in an area that I am trying to get the moss to spread I found these tiny patches of what looks like some sort of fungus. You can see how tiny it is compared to the maple seed pod. When magnified you can see tiny hairs. More
As some have read, I've got a maple with shelf type fungus on the base and it's growing under some hostas. The tree is probably going to be removed. I'm not sure what to do about the hostas since some definitely have spores on them. Do I have to dispose… More
Hi, I'm hoping to get some feedback on a fungus we have growing in the soil of our lime tree. We are growing the lime tree in a pot indoors, and every time we water, these yellow, mushroom-like spoors appear. The tree itself looks very healthy (we did have some… More
So I bought a Tea Rose last summer and planted it but after a while it developed sort of like grey and sometimes black speckles on the stem going all the way up. It's got one three foot stem that has that, but it's been growing fine and blooming fine,… More
Hello, I live in Maryland and we have had excessive rain over the past 2 months and my cukes, tomatoes, green beans and squash show signs of bacterial and/or fungal diseases. I have been told that it could be a fungal problem. Can fungus live in the soil? If so,… More
Can anyone ID this creepy black fungus that appears to be killing off surrounding plants? More
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