Mike in GA: centipede sod replaced fescue twice, now failing again. Restore by sodding or sprigging. Builder's trash possible—usually front yard, causes discoloration/stunting, not total death. Soil test (pH 6.5 last year). Check for patterns.
Centipede is sensitive—fertilize lightly, mow high, water deep.
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