Some years ago, crop circles hit the headlines, but since then they've faded away. But another type of circle, fairy rings, are still enchanting us after many centuries. Shakespeare knew about fairy ...

Fairy rings can occur on golf courses at any time in our region, but are especially problematic during rainy summer months. Fairy rings are created by different types of fungi that inhabit soil and ...

The legend has it that fairy rings sprouted up in a circle to allow toads and other woodland creatures a place to hold roundtable discussions. A fairy ring is actually the result of an underground ...

With the spring rains, fairy rings are making their annual return to our lawns. Fairy ring mushrooms are the fruiting body created by any one of dozens of fungi that live on rotting woody material in ...

A pretty mushroom is singled out from a fairy ring that popped up this summer on a Gulfport lawn. Kat Bergeron Special to the Sun Herald Are you among those who vehemently deny the superstition gene ...

After days of heavy rainfall, mystical sights have been popping up in forests, lawns and grassy areas of Louisiana. "Fairy rings," most commonly seen as clusters of mushrooms forming a circle or arc, ...

A lot of people have noticed a sudden occurrence of large white mushrooms showing up in their lawns — seemingly overnight. The mushrooms often form a large circular pattern like a giant hula hoop.

Fairy rings on putting greens have long been a nemesis for superintendents. Varying degrees of success have occurred over the years with fungicides, wetting agents, and cultivation programs. It's no ...

Fairy rings are naturally occurring circles or arcs formed by mushrooms. In different cultures, they are thought to bring either death or growth. Fungi, living in threads underground, produce ...