'JaMur'** (named for USDA breeder Jack Murray) is a medium-textured zoysiagrass with excellent density and color. In a 4-year neglect trial (no fertilizer, infrequent mowing, no irrigation, no pest control), it persisted well. Dr. Clint Waltz (UGA) plans 2,500 sq ft of research plots for shade, management, and pest studies. Eight Georgia growers are now licensed. It shows strong potential for low-input lawns in the Southeast.
Black Streaks in Zoysia: Spring Thatch Decomposition
Establishing Zoysiagrass from Local Sod Plugs
Identifying Zoysiagrass: Late Green-Up, Stiff Blades, Slow Growth
Zoysiagrass Winter Fertilization: Question the November Application
Don't Overseed Zoysia with Ryegrass
Zoysiagrass in North Georgia: Better Alternatives for Cool Climates
Is Your 'Emerald' Zoysiagrass Really 'Emerald'? Genetic Testing Reveals Differences
Zoysia Dying in Spots on a Slope: Fungus, Clay & Watering Fixes
Bermuda and Zoysia Together: Similar Summer Look, Different Spring/Fall
Removing Fescue from Zoysia Without Killing the Lawn
'Zeon' Zoysia for Shade: Outperforms Bermuda Under Shade Cloth
Patching 'Emerald' Zoysia with 'Zeon': Genetic Variability Means It's an Experiment
Zoysiagrass Varieties Compared: Leaf Texture, Shade Tolerance, and Cold Hardiness
Zoysiagrass Diseases: Brown Patch, Dollar Spot, Rust, and Diagnosis
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