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Asked by Aries on Wednesday, April 21

I'm starting to get these cluster brown mushrooms in my garden...is that a good thing?

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I'm not really familiar with mushrooms but I've never had any trouble with them as long as I ignore them. Most likely it's an indication of wetness, I believe.

You could take a photo and send it to the Heathy Home Gardening people, they have a "mushroom identifier" here: http://healthyhomegardening.com/Mushroom_Identifier.php.

Answered by Jason Logsdon on Wednesday, April 21

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