Zoysiagrass makes a superb, weed-resistant lawn, but ordering plugs from distant suppliers is unnecessary. Instead, buy fresh sod from a local nursery or sod farm and cut it into 3-inch-wide plugs. Plant them 6 inches apart in prepared soil. Zoysia establishes slowly in full sun but eventually forms a dense, thick turf that crowds out weeds. In partial shade, skip plugs and lay solid sod for better results. Water consistently during establishment, and fertilize according to soil test recommendations. Local sod ensures the variety is adapted to your climate and reduces transplant shock.
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