DALLAS — Zoysia grass, introduced into the United States from China in 1895, grows well in lightly shaded areas. It's fairly drought-tolerant, similar to Bermuda. And it handles wear and tear ...

The grass forms clumps that are ideal for covering bare soil beneath the canopy of a tree. ... (Zoysia matrella), which is known for its excellent shade tolerance.

A type of grass that Southerners are hailing as the ideal verdant sward was reported from Louisville last week. It grows a lush, vivid green in the hottest, dryest weather, rarely needs to be mowed ...

Zoysia matrella grows slowly and always looks inviting. It can be mowed short to achieve a bowling green appearance, between 20 millimeters and 30 mm or left un-mown as a feature grass.

And mow your Zoysia at one and a half inches because the healthier, more vigorous your Zoysia is, the less Bermuda grass you're gonna find. Gripe of the Week. Okay, this is a very personal experience.

ST. LOUIS — This story, about grass, will likely be the most important story you will read on this golfcentric website — nay, any golfcentric website — this week. Also the most boring. No ...

By George Weigel/The Patriot-News Q: I want to keep zoysia grass from creeping into a flower bed. I'm thinking an aluminum edging. How deep down do you think I'd need to go with it? A: Zoysia is a ...

Just plant grass, and mow it for 400 years. By Gerard Taaffe. ... This Fuji-san is covered with Japanese carpet grass (korai, Zoysia matrella). Korai grass is very commonly used in sunny open parks.

WINTON H. REINSMITH, H. R. HALSEY, FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON USE OF ZOYSIA MATRELLA FOR LAWNS: ADVANTAGES AND DIFFICULTIES OF OUR FINEST SOUTHERN GRASS, Landscape Architecture Magazine, Vol. 41, No. 2 ...