East Sussex,
United Kingdom 
Hi
I have common Earthball Fungus abundant on my Vegetable Garden. Is this a problem with the soil and any ideas how to get rid of it ? Thanks
29 Aug, 2010
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Hi Guest,
Actually, Earthball fungi are very good to have in a garden and work with woody plants in a mutually beneficial / symbiotic way where the fungi make nutrients available to the roots of plants. So, no, not a problem at all, and shouldn't be got rid of. The presence of large numbers in a vegetable garden might be an indication that either the site, or the soil/compost used on the site, is rich with woody plant material.
29 Aug, 2010