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Evaluating New Sod Color: Yellow vs. Green

New sod yellowish; landscaper says it's normal for Bermuda this time of year in Southwest. The expert explains sod stacked on pallets; center pieces stay shaded longer, yellow. After laying, should green up in days. If not, check watering.

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