Found these tiny cups filled with little grey ‘eggs’ growing in the mulch. They are smaller than a dime. Anyone know what they are?

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To remove them, simply rake the mulch or wood chips to disturb the fungal structures. Keep in mind that unless conditions are changed, they may reappear, as the underlying conditions that favor their growth remain.

To control or reduce the presence of Bird’s Nest Fungi, you can alter the environment to make it less hospitable for their growth. This can be done by regularly turning over mulch to allow it to dry out, reducing moisture levels, or using inorganic mulch materials.

Improving drainage and ensuring that water does not pool in garden beds can also help. Additionally, reducing the amount of organic debris in your yard can limit their food source, discouraging their presence.

Many gardeners welcome Bird’s Nest Fungi as a sign of