Q.
Zoysia planting
Some of the details about planting/growing Zoysia grass say it does not do good in colder climates. What parts of the country are they referring to as cold? How cold? I live in then the San Fransisco bay area. Is this a good climate for this type of grass?
Thanks,
Terry
A.
Nikki
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Answered on February 27, 2012
In colder climates, zoysia simply goes dormant, turning brown and unsightly looking. The grass performs well in areas where summers reach about 85 degrees F. In your area, the grass should be fine though it will go dormant in winter.
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