Zoysia in Texas Panhandle?
Mac – posted 21 February 2002 09:14
I have tall fescue in the back, which burns up every summer and bermuda in the front. Will Zoysia do well in Amarillo? Fast or slow growth? Thanks, Mac
Josh – posted 27 February 2002 09:28
There are several different types of Zoysia that should work for your application. Zoysia is a little slower than bermuda but you will not have to replace it every year as with the fescue. Most Zoysia exhibit excellent drought and heat tolerance as well as shade tolerance. If you need any other help feel free to email me at re******@tu**************.com.
josh
Cher – posted 11 March 2002 20:34
Anyone know of any problems with letting livestock eat zoyzia grass? Specifically horses would have access to this grass.
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