An Emerald Zoysia lawn produced seedheads unusually early in April. Zoysia expert Tim Bowyer explains that zoysia naturally sends up seedheads in spring and fall, and stress from a cold winter or dry summer can increase their number. It’s a normal response—no cause for alarm. Simply mow off the purple seedheads when they become unsightly.
zoysia seedheads
zoysia seedheads
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