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Hybrid Zoysia grass is the progeny of three parent plants which have yellow-white flowers. Each parent was selected for superior attributes such as leaf texture, color, disease resistance, drought tolerance, fall color retention, uniform color when dormant, and early spring green up.
Hybrid Zoysia Grass is medium dark green color, a medium density, and will tolerate light shade. It is planted in late spring to early summer with a seeding rate of 1 to 2 pounds of seed per 1000 square feet. The seed should be very lightly covered with soil by raking. Cover the seeded area with straw to retain soil moisture during the germination period. Water the newly seeded lawn very lightly three or four times per day to keep the seed moist for best germination.
The seed will germinate in ten or more days. Gradually reduce watering frequency, but give the lawn longer soakings to establish the new grass root system.
In general, the zoysias are slow to cover completely (thus more costly to establish), less drought-tolerant than bermudagrass, and recommended for lawn use only when the homeowner is willing to provide the required maintenance.
Botanical Name |
Zoysia Japonica |
Variety | Hybrid of Meyer , Z-52 |
Climate | Cold Tolerant |
Plant |
Spring or fall |
Depth | 1/8 to 1/4 inch |
Coverage | 1 Lb. per 1000 Sq.ft. |
Blade Texture | Medium |
Light | Full Sun or Partial Shade |
Color | Deep Green |
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