Mary Stone discusses the phenomenon of Fairy Rings, caused by fungi creating dark green or brown circular bands in lawns. Craig from New Jersey shares his hilarious experience with Fairy Rings, initially suspecting contamination from pesticides. Mary explains the natural occurrence and folklore of fairy rings.

She also reflects on the ecological significance of fungi, highlighting their role in recycling decay into life. Additionally, Mary shares a heartfelt story from Blaine Rothauser about a Copperhead snake bite, emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting all of nature.

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Related Posts and Podcasts

The Phenomenon of Fairy Rings - Blog Post

Ep 222. Fascinating Fungi and Wood Wide Web

Ep 221. Curious Copperhead Encounters

Craig's Weeping Willows Gone Wild - Blog Post

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