I need some advice on getting rid of a sudden growth of fungus in my lawn. I
have a huge patch just in the border and also 2 smaller patches nearby. They
seem to have grown overnight. Any advice of how to get rid of them would be
appreciated. If it's of any interest, they are a light brown mushroom
looking thing.

Caz

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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."
~ Edmund Burke~

"Caz" wrote in message
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I need some advice on getting rid of a sudden growth of fungus in my
lawn. I
have a huge patch just in the border and also 2 smaller patches
nearby. They
seem to have grown overnight. Any advice of how to get rid of them
would be
appreciated. If it's of any interest, they are a light brown mushroom
looking thing.

Caz

--
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do
nothing."
~ Edmund Burke~

Try http://www.rhs.org.uk/ Advice Help& Advice scroll to 'Or try
our easy-to-use problem solver' Problems Toadstools Open the links
until you find your problem.

Regards,
Emrys Davies.

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from "Caz" contains these words:

I need some advice on getting rid of a sudden growth of fungus in my
lawn. I
have a huge patch just in the border and also 2 smaller patches
nearby. They
seem to have grown overnight. Any advice of how to get rid of them would be
appreciated. If it's of any interest, they are a light brown mushroom
looking thing.

Can you put a pic up somewhere? hey *MIGHT* be Merasmius oreades (Fairy
ring mushroom) and if so are edible and good.

However, many here have reported trying to get rid of them, and failing.

Live with them, mow them if you must, or treat them as a gift if they
are indeed M. oreades.

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