
Meyer Zoysia
Medium - Wide Blade, Shade & Drought Tolerant, Prefers Full Sun
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Meyer Zoysia is known for its durability, resistance to weeds, and tolerance of drought and summer heat. Meyer Zoysia is a medium-wide blade grass that can tolerate partial shade, but prefers full sun.

Key Characteristics
Best Use
Home yards, commercial property, parks
Mowing Height
1-2 inches
Blade Width
Medium - wide
Wear Tolerance
Very Good
Shade Tolerance
Good
Drought Tolerance
Good
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