The Final Mow of Season, Prepare for Winter
It is that time of year, between fall and winter. Temperatures are back and forth, warm one day, cold the next day. So, depending on where you live, mowing is completed for the season and the Amazoy...
View ArticleOverseed Zoysia for Winter Color – Maybe Not
In winter, some do not like the dormant color of Zoysia, so the first thought is to overseed to receive a temporary color for winter with a ryegrass. The result of this may not be what you really want....
View ArticleCommon Pests that can Appear in your Lawn
Although Zoysia is quite pest resistance, unfortunately, there are a few stubborn pests that can become a nuisance and can take up residence. White Grubs – They can vary in color from white to cream...
View ArticleMulching! Is it better to Mulch or not Mulch?
For sure, Mulch has its place. It does have its benefits. Mulch reduces soil water losses by retaining moisture for prolonged periods of time and protects plants in the heat of the day. Suppresses...
View ArticleA little Watering…Zoysia Grass is a “Sipper”
Both underwatering and overwatering can be damaging to Zoysia and overwatering your lawn is actually worse than under watering. Overwatering – We have a tendency to overwater when temperatures are...
View ArticleWhat do you mean Dollar Spot? No Gambling Rule Here.
Dollar Spot is a fungal disease. This fungus affects turf grass commonly seen in creeping grasses; like Zoysia and can also affect other types of grasses. This fungus starts as a small silver dollar...
View ArticleWays to rid of Mosquito’s in your Yard.
Adult mosquitos hang out in weeds, tall grasses and bushes. The larvae is bred in stagnant pools of water. Mosquitos thrive in damp, moist, dark and cool areas. To keep Mosquitos out of your yard there...
View ArticleWhat type of Mower is BEST for a Zoysia Lawn?
Amazoy Zoysia can be mowed with any type of mower; there is no preference from one mower to another. No matter the brand or type of mower. Not all mowers will cut the same. Some will give a general cut...
View Article“How to Read a Fertilizer Label”
We are going to explore each ingredient and what their purpose is. Zoysia Farm Nurseries have 2 specially formulated fertilizers; one for initial planting Stim U Root Starter 11-48-5 and one for...
View ArticleCan you identify the WEED in your lawn?
Zoysia grass like every lawn can have weeds, until the grass is dense enough to fight back. Because of the dense growth of Amazoy Meyer Zoysia it will eventually choke out summer weeds. Several weed...
View ArticleZoysia is environmentally friendly
Zoysia Meyer is more environmentally friendly than the more common tall fescue. Zoysia is a fine-medium bladed, low growing, heat – tolerant grass. Requires less water, fertilizer and pesticides, and...
View Article4 Ways to have a Lawn from Zoysia Farm Nurseries
You’ve decided Amazoy Zoysia is right for you, now what’s the best way to get your Zoysia Lawn. Freestyle – The least expensive and most flexible way to get a lawn. They are shipped as one solid 10″ x...
View ArticleBeautiful Spotted Lanternfly, a destructive insect
Adult Lanternfly The lanternfly has been spotted in 14 states: Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode...
View ArticleDaylily Perennials Add Flare…
Adding beautiful colors alongside your Amazoy Meyer Zoysia lawn makes everything “POP”. Your neighbors will get envious. Daylilies are a trumpet of color for everyone. They are the cultivars for your...
View ArticleHow to Control the spreading of Amazoy Zoysia.
Zoysia is a spreading grass with stolon’s or runner’s from the sides that will spread out and into other territories, such as, flower beds, driveways, sidewalks or even your neighbor’s lawn. There are...
View ArticleHealthy Soil for a Successful Amazoy Zoysia Lawn
Amazoy Meyer Zoysia grows in all types of soil. The top three types of soil are sand, silt and clay. All plants need nutrients to grow for a viable successful planting. It is best to find out what type...
View ArticleARMYWORM INFESTATION
Armyworms are native to the U.S. and more common in the South, but, they are not “really worms” they are the larval stage of a moth. They get their name “armyworm” because they march through an area...
View Article… Let’s Talk Watering
Amazoy Zoysia is very draught resistant, but, in extreme cases needs to be watered. A few key things to keep in mind are the amounts of shade and sun in your yard, recent weather conditions and your...
View ArticleWhat are Fairy Rings?
A circular area of grass that is darker in color than the surrounding grass due to the growth of certain fungi. A partial circular ring can also occur. Varying in size from a few inches to several...
View ArticleWhere and What is Canada Thistle?
The origination is believed to have come from the eastern Mediterranean region. This thistle is notorious for draining nutrients from the soil around them, so they can be very damaging to pastures and...
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