Without irrigation...no chance in my opinion.

Zeon for curb appeal. Solid establishment will take longer with a part sun install. Do not aggressively cut, scalp this year.

I have no idea. I moved into the house in November last year. It is relatively new construction. Just 3 years old. It is definitely sod, but I don't know what cultivar. Is there anyway to find out? I think it's a zoysia....don't see any brown below the top canopy. You have neighbors that know what ...

Wow, BOOM! Regular fert n squirt, keep it from drought stress, mowing regularly. Consider plugging from your sod part of lawn into areas you want to see it (I guess the area you are suggesting seed). Search in equipment, "pro-plugger" or some variation. It's the greatest to fill out a lawn over time...

It may be drying out faster as I'd bet there are no shortage of rock/gravel near the driveway. Most builds include an oversupply of rock as a temp driveway, and concrete work uses them. ...don't expect cleanup. I'd treasure hunt, Take a shovel out there...it'll heal quick In my experience, when part...

Trying to establish Bermuda from seed usually is waste of money, time especially w/o irrigation and knowledge/experience...depot prints money from those assuming it's as 'easy' as a cool season grass (rye, fescue). Second, if you have hybrid (sodded), I would use cultural practices to encourage the ...

Understood ...been there at times for sure. Which zoysia? I'd expect some weeds...you have to be smart about pre-em with newly sodded. You can find a few studies on the impact to root dev, online. I have a fert/squirt co and had poa the first spring because they didn't want to treat it with some ......

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May 14th, 2017, 11:47 pm

Hello, just want to get a really close up picture of your zoysia grass. Would you mind posting a close-up pic. And it looks great.

if walked on it, you'd covet

New stadium down the street, braves again chose “Seashore Paspalum Platinum TE” shade tolerance, recovery, and slowing down balls.

Verticutter

Hello, any recommendations on install companies in Atlanta (NE) ?

-Doug

is the area that is showing brown patch, is it a part-sun area? i'd love to see another zoysia member

as for other grass options, soil tests confirm (ph) they'd be viable?

I am impressed zoysia of any kind survives up there.

Not sure I'd deploy in the fall ...growth in all practical terms ...is done by now

Well, this year I took down to the 5th pin from the bottom on a Trucut.

Trying to decide what I prefer on hoc for it. Tif...easy one-short as possible

Lesco Dimension 0-0-7 ...great fit for zoysia.

I wonder what is different about it vs emerald or zeon...looks very close. It's a matrella....obviously. I have the same set up, zoysia in back (east) ...but tall trees in GA. My experience (you see what I have), it will grow in shade surprisingly well, but shade can complicate. Sun cures missteps ....

There is a great recent thread on the topic....simonR even has a YouTube video. I might could find it

Dethatchers are pretty violent....depot has them for rent...take a look...it'll all make sense

What kind of zoysia ...in the back?

trc wrote:Hadn't mowed in nine days so scalped in a few spots...

Great to see the Cadillac of grass on here

typical builder - sod w/bermuda and tree