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 Zorro Zoysia or Bermuda
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jlinclk Friend |
posted 28 April 2009 13:11
  
I have Bermuda in my front lawn. I am going to sod the backyard soon. Due to a large number of trees in the backyard, a couple of landscapers have recommended going with Zorro Zoysia instead of Bermuda. Does anyone have an opinion on this? Do they look similar? IP: Logged |
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mrmumbels Friend |
posted 29 April 2009 13:55
Where are you and how much shade? What kind of trees are making the shade? IP: Logged |
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jlinclk Friend |
posted 29 April 2009 16:21
Central Texas All oak trees in the backyard IP: Logged |
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mrmumbels Friend |
posted 01 May 2009 06:42
I dont know how the zorro is but my empire zoysia does not do well under my oaks. It's a mess actually. Even my ultimate flora zoysia which is supposed to be the most shade tolerant doesn't do good under my oaks. IP: Logged |
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saltcedar Turfmaster |
posted 01 May 2009 09:49
I agree with the above, however Bermudagrass won't grow at all in shade. If you can selectively thin the tree canopy or raise it El Toro Zoysia may work. I've had good luck with it in as little as 3 hrs. of sun per day. Otherwise abandon plans for grass under trees and make groundcover beds. IP: Logged |
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