Huge orange foamy "cow patty" mound on lawn that dust-clouds when sprayed = slime mold (fungus). Harmless to plants. Prevalent in over-mulched beds. Copper fungicide kills spores, but it vanishes naturally when weather dries. No panic needed.
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