This dense, warm-weather-loving grass was introduced to the United States at the beginning of the 20th century and has become a dominant lawn grassin many suburbs ac… See more

The two zoysia species used for lawns are: 1. Zoysia japonica (Japanese or Korean … See more

Although zoysia lawns are most commonly established by strip sodding, sprigging, or plugs,you can also sow zoysia seed. Do this in the spring, which is the opposite of cool-weath… See more

Zoysia grass is seldom bothered by pests or diseases. Lawn grubs from Japanese beetles or June beetles might feed on zoysia roots in early summer. A few grubs won't caus… See more