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Geo Zoysia is a fine-bladed Zoysia grass with deep green color, one of the most beautiful turf grasses you will find in a landscape. Geo Zoysia has good to excellent shade tolerance, compared to other Zoysias, and is also extremely tolerant of wear and tear. If you want the best looking lawn in the neighborhood and you are willing to perform a little more seasonal maintenance, Geo Zoysia is a great option.
Geo Zoysia needs, at a minimum, 4 hours of daily sun to grow successfully. Of course, if you have more than 4 hours of daily sun, it performs very nicely in these sunny conditions as well.
Key Characteristics
Best Use
Home yards, commercial property, golf courses, parks
Mowing Height
½ - 1 ½ inches
Blade Width
Thin
Wear Tolerance
Very Good
Injury Recovery
Good
Shade Tolerance
Very Good
Drought Tolerance
Very Good
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Characteristic Chart
Sod Solutions' chart for Geo Zoysia is a quick, easy guide outlining the benefits of this turf.
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Homeowner's Maintenance Guide
Geo Zoysia's maintenance guide outlines maintenance needs for the Spring, Summer, and Fall seasons.
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Caring for New Sod
The Zoysia Care Guide is a short document outlining new sod watering recommendations, mowing, weed control, and fertilizer.
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Pro Maintenance Guide
This Geo Zoysia Professional Maintenance Guide includes specific instructions on new sod establishment, including mowing, watering, fertilizer, and fungicide recommendations.
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