This is scalped bermuda grass. When you don’t mow your bermuda weekly, it will grow higher than recommended between mows. If you allow it to grow higher than 3 inches, you’ll end up cutting most of the healthy, green grass away the next time you mow. This scalps the yard and causes parts of it to turn yellow.

Summer Watering Tips
When it comes to your lawn’s sprinkler system, it’s important to make sure the water gets deep...