Q: I have orange mushrooms in mulched areas. How to get rid of them?
Constant wet weather made perfect conditions for fungi to "bloom" decomposing damp mulch. Many species break down mulch and produce mushrooms. Can't eliminate production but minimize by stirring mulch every few days to help dry. Mushrooms aren't likely harmful. Pick with gloved hand, discard in garbage.
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