Bermuda grass is better for homeowners who want a high-performance, traffic-tolerant lawn in full sun and are willing to invest in regular maintenance. Centipede grass is better for homeowners who wa …
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Centipede grass care is built on one principle: less is more. Mow to 1–1.5 inches every 10–14 days, water about 1 inch per week, and apply no more than 1 pound of nitrogen per 1,000 squar …
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The most common zoysia grass problems are Large Patch disease, brown patch fungus, white grub infestations, thatch buildup, and dormancy confusion. Most look similar at first glance, brown, dying gra …
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Zoysia grass can be planted three ways: sod (fastest, 4–6 weeks to establishment), plugs (moderate, 1 full growing season), or seed (slowest, limited variety availability in the South). Sod is …
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Zoysia grass care requires mowing at 1–2 inches every 7–14 days during the growing season, watering 1 inch per week for established lawns (or daily for the first two weeks after installat …
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The most common types of Zoysia grass are Empire, Zeon, Emerald, Meyer (Z-52), and Zenith. Empire is the most widely available and heat-tolerant option for Texas and the Gulf Coast. Zeon and Emerald …
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