When I first started gardening, I used to think mushrooms meant something was going wrong. I’d be out watering the tomatoes ...

Parasol mushrooms are abundant in the forests. Unfortunately, I can't go mushroom picking soon. But there's no reason for you to wait; you should plan them for dinner as soon as possible.

Parasol Mushrooms have a flat, scaly and broad cap that can grow three to 10 inches wide. If left to mature, Parasol Mushrooms can grow three to 12 inches tall with a brown, rough-textured stem.

Bright red toadstools, funky jelly fungus, and rounded puffball mushrooms in lawn grass may look alarming. However, lawn ...

I advise against taking a risk I was taking photographs of mushrooms in my yard when a passer-by told me that they were shaggy parasol mushrooms and were edible and tasty. A few days later when a ...

A mature destroying angel mushroom has a white skirt on the stem right under the cap. Henri Koskinen / Adobe Stock The cap of the green-spored parasol mushroom is often covered in brown flecks.

I was taking photographs of mushrooms in my yard when a passerby told me they were shaggy parasol mushrooms and were edible and tasty. A few days later when a different pedestrian complimented me ...

The neighbor I talked with said the lawn was mowed the day before. These mushrooms are called false parasol mushrooms. It is common to see several of them forming a circle. The circle of mushrooms ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Yellow parasol mushroom sclerotia growing on dead orchid roots and bark (left) and young mushrooms (right). Scot Nelson (right ...

The mushroom in question was probably a “false parasol.” It has a white, bun-like shape and grows in the grass in fields and parks. It is similar to the edible “parasol mushroom” and ...

Death cap mushrooms are exploiting our interconnected world to start popping up in unexpected, new places. And it's not the only fungus taking advantage. While delectable, the parasol mushroom ...