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Mushrooms often appear in lawns during wet weather and can be harmless or toxic. To manage them, remove mushrooms promptly with gloves and keep the lawn dry and well-maintained to prevent future growth. While beneficial for soil health, caution is advised if pets or children are around, and expert identification is recommended for safety.
The article discusses seven plants—marigolds, lavender, geraniums, painted daisies, milkweed, garlic, and peppermint—that can help prevent or control grub infestations in gardens by repelling or attracting pests, promoting soil health, and maintaining ecological balance.
The article highlights seven common home and garden mistakes that can worsen allergy symptoms, such as letting grass grow too tall, gardening in the morning, wearing garden clothes inside, keeping windows open during high pollen days, cuddling pets immediately after outdoor activities, leaving grass clippings around, and going outside after thunderstorms. It offers practical advice to minimize allergen exposure and improve indoor air quality, especially during peak pollen seasons.
Planting specific plants like daffodils, alliums, garlic, marigolds, and mint can naturally deter moles from damaging flowerbeds by emitting strong scents or chemicals that irritate or confuse these underground critters, providing an effective and eco-friendly pest control method.