After heavy rain in the DFW area, a foamy white/pinkish growth with black-and-white interior appeared in flower beds. Mushroom-like consistency.
It’s a slime mold—common on decomposing mulch, rotting stumps. They look dramatic but cause no damage.
Blast them apart with a hose whenever they appear. They’ll disappear on their own as conditions dry.
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