If there are mushrooms possibly posion ones growing around tomatoes and garlic does that make the also?

No, mushrooms growing near tomatoes and garlic will not make them poisonous. Here's why:

* Different Plants: Mushrooms are fungi, while tomatoes and garlic are plants. They are fundamentally different organisms and don't interact in a way that transfers toxins.

* Toxins are Specific: Poisonous mushrooms contain specific toxins that are harmful to humans. These toxins are not absorbed by tomatoes or garlic.

* No Absorption: Tomatoes and garlic don't absorb toxins from the ground the way some plants might take up heavy metals.

However, it's still important to be cautious:

* Don't Eat Unknown Mushrooms: Always be absolutely certain that any mushrooms you consume are safe and edible. If you're unsure, don't eat them.

* Keep Children and Pets Away: Poisonous mushrooms can be especially dangerous to children and pets. Keep them away from areas where they are growing.

If you are concerned about any plant or mushroom in your garden, it's always best to consult a local expert, such as a gardener or agricultural extension office.