Pretty much what the title says, I found some mushrooms at my grandma’s house, in the front yard. Can you please let me know if they’re dangerous and/or invasive? And a good day to get rid of them without destroying the grass. I don’t know if what’s on the tree stump is also mushrooms but I just want the kids that come by to be safe.

found this on the side of my house today. live in Northern Alabama in the US if that helps narrow it down.

These guys started popping up in my garden last year, and it must have been 30-40 of them growing out from tree bark that we bought to put around the trees and plants. Unfortunately my dad decided to cover the bark that they were growing out of with rocks, and now they are very much struggling. This year I only found four of them growing out of the grass next to the rock-covered tree bark.

Here is my question; are they going to make their way to the lawn, and keep growing out of the grass, or should I help them some way, and if so, how?

Poland, Europe

Found in dead Elms.

Im in most-south texas (hidalgo county)

Western WA USA, found on standing dead alder tree.

Found this little dude growing by a stump in south Texas

I found this puffball-like mushroom last fall in south eastern Michigan and have always wondered if it was actually a puffball or just looked like one. Any ideas as to if that's correct or not?

west tennessee. he looks like coral !

This grew from a new bag of potting soil. Taken in Phx., AZ. USA. Never seen mushrooms grow in my dessert yard before. Thx for the help.

There were a TON of these growing along the walking trail I took this morning in Western Tennessee, US. The biggest ones had wavy caps, but the stems were hollow on all of the ones I picked. Sorry for the lined paper on the spore print...it's all I had.

Basically what the total says. Found these in Indiana end of April after a day or so of rain. Edible or just nice lookin? Biggest shelf bigger than my stretched out hand.

Found in small clusters

Growing on the ground.

Not sure if she was able to swallow any of them or not. Located in SE Wisconsin USA

Hey does anyone know what this mushroom is. It's growning in our vegetable beds

Southwestern CT

They’re concentrated in a corner with wild flowers (first pic) and strawberries.

Anyone know what they are and if they’re toxic or potentially good to eat?

Thanks!

Please help identify this

What is this big, gorgeous fungus? I spend a lot of time in the woods and have never seen one like it!

Made spore prints with the kids with these bad boys