Stinkhorns

[Barnbuilder]

Anyone know how to get rid of them. I got some free mulch from tree guy last year and these things are taking over. The cooler weather hasn't helped.

 

[Code54]

Is that the same as a stink bug?
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[jbrumberg]

As I have learned there is/are a reason(s) for free mulch. I believe lime application and/or bleach solution spray can be used to get rid of stinkhorn. It's not poisonous; just smells that way.

 

[stuckmotor]

Is that the same as a stink bug?
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I think these stink horns are mushrooms. My brother got a very big pile of free mulch from a right-of-way crew few of weeks back. I smelled eastern red cedar in the mix. Maybe it'll prevent the mushrooms. Phallaceae - Wikipedia

 

[Code54]

Thanks Stuckmotor, I learned something new - never even heard of them around here. Stinkbugs are all over the place and have a million and one names for the little hard shelled pests so I was guessing (incorrectly) that is what was being referred to.

 

[ch1ch2]

Cover in black plastic.
Works better in the summer.

 

[stuckmotor]

Code54,
I only knew after looking it up, myself.

 

[Barnbuilder]

 

[Barnbuilder]

Back during the summer I could fill in a bag in the morning and then another bag in the evening. They were only in about 4 places now they're everywhere and like a forest. Guess I'll buy a ton of lime and throw out.

 

[Tractor Seabee]

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I can visualize a few better names.

Ron