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Mushrooms should I be worried?

Captain Kidd · 2023-10-02 16:12:34

Hi, recently moved to Brussels and discovered these in the garden, from what I can gather they might be brittlestems. New to gardening, should I be worried, should I mow over them. Have a young daughter who plays in the garden. I’m not use to seeing mushrooms in such clumps like this. Any advise would be greatly…

02-10-2023 4:12pm

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Captain Kidd

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Hi, recently moved to Brussels and discovered these in the garden, from what I can gather they might be brittlestems. New to gardening, should I be worried, should I mow over them. Have a young daughter who plays in the garden. I’m not use to seeing mushrooms in such clumps like this. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

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#2 21-10-2023 3:25pm

ttnov77

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no need to worry, mushrooms are indicator of good soil health. As with regards to kids, I have 2 and always had poisonous plants in garden- rhubarb and potato greens among others ;) as always teach them what they can touch or eat and they will be fine.

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