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Centipede Lawn Burned: Recovery Unlikely, Plan Replacement

Lawn man burned 11 acres of centipede instead of dethatching. Three weeks, lots of rain, no green. S. Georgia. The expert says may violate open fire regulations. Normally recovers, but signs should show by now. Start planning replacement.

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