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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Prepare Your Zoysia Lawn in February | Zoysia Plug Guide
What you do in February determines how your Zoysia lawn performs all year. Late winter is the ideal time to prevent weeds, clean up dormant turf, and plan your Zoysia plug installation before spring soil temperatures rise. Preparing now leads to faster green-up, stronger root establishment, and quicker lateral spread once the growing season begins.
Thinking about filling bare spots or upgrading your lawn this year? Explore our premium Zoysia grass plugs and get ready to plant at the perfect time this spring.
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