Zoysia Grass
Zoysia Grass: A Turf Variety for High-Traffic Lawns
Scientific name Zoysia japonica, Zoysia is a drought, shade and frost tolerant grass popular for its ability to cope well in extreme conditions. With a mat-forming exterior, Zoysia has smooth leaf blades that grow vertically forming a unique appearance that is highly popular.
Zoysia- The enthusiasts choice.
- Unique, textured look
- Non invasive
- Slow growing
- Disease resistant
- Resistant to most pests
- Drought tolerant and adaptive
- Frost resistant
- Thrives in humidity
- Play and high wear area cultivars available
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Zoysia with Green Oasis
Zoysia is treasured for it’s unique, breath taking look. Very much the enthusiasts choice, while adaptable and very resilient to pests and disease, you get out of Zoysia what you put in.
Zoysia Grass Frequently Asked Questions
Where Does Zoysia Grass Grow Best?
What is the Best Height to Cut Zoysia Grass?
1 to 2 ½ inches
Depending on your specific location and management, zoysia grass cultivars’ ideal mowing height may vary from 1 to 2½ inches. Turfgrass farmers suggest a mowing height of 1½ inches for most zoysia grass in partial shade.
When Should I Plant Zoysia Grass?
Is Zoysia Better than Bermuda?
How Long Does It Take for Zoysia Grass to Spread?
Zoysia plugs are difficult to install and produce slow effects. It takes approximately 3 to 5 years for zoysia plugs planted on a 1-foot grid to spread and cover a surface area. To get faster results, plant the zoysiums closer together.