DALLAS — Zoysia grass, introduced into the United States from China in 1895, grows well in lightly shaded areas. It's fairly drought-tolerant, similar to Bermuda. And it handles wear and tear ...

Zoysiagrass is a warm-season grass that has already helped ... ‘Crowne’ and ‘Palisades’ were developed and released from this support. Since 2004, scientists at Texas A&M have partnered with ...

Zoysia grass is drought-tolerant and relatively low-maintenance, but it can be pricy to install a lawn full of sod. Here's how to save money by sowing seeds.

Because zoysia is difficult to start from seed, plugs and sodding are used to grow most lawns. Plugs, small grass plants started at a nursery, are placed in holes 6 to 12 inches apart and watered ...

St. Augustine grass and Bermuda grass are the two most common grass types in Central Texas, with Zoysia grass growing in popularity over the past few years.

David Doguet at Bladerunner Farms is pretty proud of his grass. As far as the eye can see, there are 900 acres of it growing to help landscapers, sports field engineers and, yes, golf courses.