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Plant a shrub grown in bark substrate infested with the yellow house plant mushroom mycelium (Leucocoprinus birnbaumii) and you'll have nice yellow mushrooms to go with it after a good rain. This fungus isn't a plant pathogen, but could make the bark substrate hydrophobic so that it will repel water.
Asian woolly hackberry aphids have fluffy white strands of wax that are extruded from pores in their bodies. I noticed them flying about this morning with some landing on my car. They disperse in mass this time of year in search of other hackberry or sugarberry trees on which to lay eggs that will overwinter.
