Q: We have this ugly grayish gelatin mass growing in our lawn. They are slimy like slugs. Can you help us out? A: The color throws me off a little bit because I think this is one of the slime mold ...

Q: I found a lot of fuzzy white webbing in my lawn as the snow melted. What is this, and is there something I need to do to help my grass? — Tom Peterson, Lake Forest A: The problem sounds like gray ...

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I spoke to someone recently who had a powdery gray/black substance growing on their grass. It was nothing to worry about, just a fungal infection called slime mold. This fungus appears growing on the ...

Fungi are a wonderfully diverse part of our natural environment. Many of them break down organic matter such as dead leaves or woody stems, so they're beneficial in the long run. It’s worthwhile to ...

Many people have probably never heard of this, but gardening experts are warning about snow mold this year. Most signs of spring include warmer weather, green grass. But gray-colored circles on your ...

The same hydrogen peroxide you have stashed away in your bathroom medicine cabinet can remove slime mold, making this an easy way to maintain your garden and yard. Slime mold is not a fungus but ...

The majority of the snow in the greater Louisville area has melted by now, and some are noticing a web-like substance left behind in their lawn. So, what is it? Local lawn experts say it's likely ...

Removing leaves is part of fall lawn care. Learn what happens when you leave wet leaves on your lawn too long and the best ...