A rural homeowner on sandy soil describes acres of black, slimy balls that make the yard slippery and stunt vegetable growth. The problem is spreading neighborhood‑wide.
Sounds like a fungal outbreak, possibly exacerbated by excessive rainfall. Horticultural cornmeal is a broad‑spectrum organic fungicide.
Cornmeal encourages beneficial fungi that parasitize pathogenic species.
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