Those perfect blond circles in bermuda grass? Not aliens—just an inflatable pool moved around the yard. Grass covered for even an hour on a sunny day bleaches rapidly. The spots recover once uncovered.
Any opaque object left on grass blocks light and causes rapid yellowing. Move pools, tarps, and toys daily to prevent damage.

A simple explanation for a puzzling pattern.
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