It's Summer! The days are longer, the sun shines brighter and the temps are sizzling. Even with Zoysia being drought-tolerant and enjoying the additional light each day we still have to pay attention to our lawns, especially newer plantings. No one wants a browning lawn so here is your Summer Refresher Course: Watering Edition!
Telltale Signs of Heat Stress:
- Curling Blades
- Discoloration
- Dry / Cracking Soil Nearby
How to Water:
- Water Prior to Noon
- Water Deeply, at least 1 Inch per Watering
- Water Once Weekly in Dry Conditions
- Use a Sprinkler or Irrigation System
Zoysiagrass, as with all lawn grasses, cannot be totally self-sufficient. Ensuring that your grass is receiving water during periods of drought is a necessity if you are interested in keeping a healthy, full lawn.
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