Good luck getting a mushroom identified on here lol I came across a site that will identify your m/r in a day or two..its Mycology@aol.com. As long as you send clear pics he can identify it! Good luck and t/c

When I hear these stories of the bad, irresponsible advice dished out at big box stores, it makes steam come out of my ears! Fungicides should only be used on plant diseases! Mushrooms growing in mulch have nothing to do with plants, but with the mulch that the fungus is working hard to decompose. Those mushrooms are not a sign of disease but of an essential beneficial biological process. ! Using chemical fungicides where they don't work is exactly like humans taking antibiotics for a cold.....it doesn't work and creates resistance to the antibiotic. Fungicide resistance is a major problem. My advice is to ignore the mushrooms in the mulch. Those are just the fruiting bodies, anyway. You can rake them away, but the active fungus is actively working in the mulch and soil, doing good stuff. Avoid using fungicides, period, but never unless you have a precise identification of a real plant disease.

Will get some this afternoon. Thx. :)

As to liability, it seems that if you never notify your neighbor about their dangerous situation, they will get away free if something bad happens. But if they are on notice but choose to do nothing, they may well be responsible legally. There is a difference between a healthy tree that you dislike, or a dying/dead tree or limb a normal person/arborist can see it causes possible damage. SO if you have doubt, send written notice, put it on paper trail. Your home insurance/attorney will need that in case of unfortunate. reference from attorney website https://www.lvglawfirm.com/legal-liability-for-tree-damage-in-maryland-virginia-and-dc/ http://www.mcmillanmetro.com/articles/encroaching-branches-or-falling-trees-rights-and-liabilities-of-property-ow