Mushrooms in your lawn? Learn about common types, what they indicate about your soil and what to do about them. If you take pride in your lush, green lawn, you might be alarmed to find mushrooms ...

white pine or red pine trees previously grew. "Morel mushrooms often are found in locations where sizable fires (more than 10 acres) occurred the previous year," the DNR said. "The mushrooms only ...

Oyster mushrooms grow in clusters in a fan- or ear-like shape with gills and white spores. They grow on dying or dead deciduous trees. Jelly fungus looks like gelatinous, rubbery growths on ...

Finding morel mushrooms could be your next spring activity. Morel season begins in May. Here's a map to reference for this ...

May is morel season. Visit the Mesick Mushroom Festival, find your own mushrooms with the DNR's "hot spot" map for 2025.

Red and yellow dots on the map represent burns or wildfires for a reason: morel mushrooms are likely to grow in burned areas, especially where jack pine, white pine or red pine trees previously grew.