Strange White Fungi growing around my Lavender Shrubs
almondsnow
10 years ago
Hi All,
I've got some strange white fungi looking stuff growing around a few of my lavender shrubs. This makes me concern because first I have no idea what they are, second if they are harmful to the plants or even my family.
I have attached a picture. If someone can help me ID what they are that would be very much appreciated.
Thanks!
-almondsnow
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