Mushrooms are fungal fruiting bodies feeding on buried decaying wood—old roots, construction lumber, or poorly composted mulch. They appear even in full sun if subsurface food exists. Raking removes visible caps but doesn't kill the underground mycelium.
Many mushrooms are toxic. Keep children and pets away. Wash hands after handling.
Patience and raking are the only practical controls until the organic matter is consumed.
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