Zoysia makes a magnificent lawn, but it's slow to establish whether you use sod, plugs, or seed. If you're converting a mixed-grass area, the only way to get a uniform stand from seed is total renovation. Kill all existing vegetation, till thoroughly, rake smooth, and sow 'Zenith' zoysia seed—the best seeded variety available.
With consistent watering and fertilization, you'll achieve good coverage by fall. Skipping the kill step and overseeding into live weeds guarantees a patchy, disappointing first year. Patience and preparation pay off with a dense, weed-resistant zoysia carpet.
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