A homeowner asks if mushrooms in a foundation mulch bed indicate excessive moisture near the house.
Mushrooms in mulch are typically normal — they decompose woody material and require moisture. Their presence alone doesn't indicate a drainage problem.
If drainage is poor, regrade or install drainage to move water away. Otherwise, mushrooms will disappear naturally as mulch decomposes. No treatment needed.
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