The recommendation for this harmless and beneficial fungus is that you do nothing; can't get much more natural than that!

Mushrooms like this are a sign that natural and essential decomposition of organic matter is alive and well in your garden.

If the mushrooms bother you, remove them with a hoe. The actual fungal body will exist in the soil, continuing to do its work whether or not the temporary fruiting body is present.

Well- Good to hear that it isn't so bad after all. Any idea what type of fungus it is so I can look up some information on it?

shrooms and fungi ... are natures decomposers ...they are working on unfinished compost in the new stuff you bought ...

i consider them.. a free show of ma nature.. they are real cool ..

it you dont want them.. use a screwdriver.. and just nudge it out of there.. and get rid of it ... they dont really have roots or such ...

do not eating anything until you have taken courses from local professionals ...there are too many look alike bad ones ...

ken

I've gotten rusty with my fungi identification. Try looking at the 'jelly fungi' to see if one or the other is a match.

If not, perhaps one of the cup fungi.