Zoysia is hard to get established and entered our world as a wonder grass that was going to turn our parched suburban yards into verdant summer pastures. Named for an Austrian botanist named Karl von Zois and native to Korea, it was heavily promoted in the 1970s and 1980s as the one turf grass that wouldn’t go brown in summer. Homeowners bought countless plugs that grew and spread. And spread.
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