Gardening expert Melinda Myers explains why mushrooms sprout on your lawn and trees and what to do about them.

Why Do I Have Mushrooms In My Yard? Mushrooms feed on thatch, stumps, old roots, or even construction sawdust or debris ...

and the lesser-known toxic plants, like oleander and foxglove, that you should keep out of your yard, other dangerous organisms could be growing (or inhabiting) your lawn. From mushrooms to snow ...

Some Aussies may not realise that if found in possession of the plant, they could face on-the-spot fines of up to $2,000.

"Unfortunately [because of] the erratic behaviour that came on from the toxins, he's run through the backyard and at the back ...

For many Australians, backyards are sanctuaries—places for family barbecues, gardening, and, of course, a haven for our ...

Erin Patterson, 50, has pleaded not guilty to murdering her former in-laws, Don and Gail Patterson, both 70, and Gail’s ...

The mushroom expert, who will continue answering questions under cross-examination this morning, described death caps as ...

Altadenans are finding common ground when it comes to returning to their gardens after the Eaton fire, and a trio of experts ...