Characteristics:
Zoysia is a warm-season grass with a medium texture and dark green color. It produces a low-growing, dense turf and has a slower growth rate compared to St Augustine and Bermuda. The most home-owner friendly Zoysia.
Temperature Tolerance:
Tolerating heat exceptionally well, Zoysia also has one of the best overall cold tolerances of any warm season turf.
It will turn totally dormant after the first frost.
Shade Tolerance:
Has moderate shade tolerance, which enables it to withstand some lower light conditions. Rated second in shade tolerance behind St. Augustine, needing around 5-6 hours of direct sunlight a day.
Wear Resistance:
Has some of the best wear resistance of any grass. However if damage does occur, recovery is slow because of its slow growth rate and you may need to replace a particularly damaged section with new sod pieces instead of waiting for it to grow in.
Water Requirements:
Comparable to most of the warm season grasses. Has ability to live with little water, but to maintain quality turf, irrigation of approximately ½ - ¾ inch two to three times a week may be required.
Disease and Insect Susceptibility:
Overall Zoysia is highly resistant to most major turf diseases. Occasional insect problems can be controlled with proper management.
Recommended Usage:
Provides very good quality turf for home or business lawn. Moderate shade tolerance and excellent cold tolerance make it a grass that probably should be considered more often.
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