Green mold signals poor drainage in clay. The fix is organic matter, not sand or fertilizer.
Work in 3–4 inches of compost, peat moss, or aged manure. These lighten clay, improve drainage, and feed microbes that suppress mold.
Bagged compost, peat, or manure from garden centers are affordable and effective. Apply annually.
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