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.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

Every year, I receive a few calls regarding those too-good-to-be-true ads for zoysia grass plugs. Zoysia grass plugs are winter hardy here in Minnesota, but they will not spread and choke out ...