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This website is a gardening advice column by Walter Reeves. The specific page provides an answer to a question about honey mushrooms growing in a lawn after a maple tree was removed. The answer explains that the mushrooms are a natural result of the fungus feeding on the decomposing tree roots and will eventually stop appearing as the roots decompose.
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This website is a gardening advice column by Walter Reeves. The specific page provides an answer to a question about honey mushrooms growing in a lawn after a maple tree was removed. The answer explains that the mushrooms are a natural result of the fungus feeding on the decomposing tree roots and will eventually stop appearing as the roots decompose.
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