Rare Korean Velvet Grass seeds – 1/8 lb – fresh, coated, Imported
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Botanical Name: Zoysia tenuifolia Common Name: Korean Velvet Grass A deeply-rooted turf grass that forms dense, slow-spreading mounds. Leaf blades are short, very finely-textured, and deep green. Foliage turns brown regularly to less than 1 inch.USDA Zone: Zones 8 - 11Sunset Zone: Zones 8, 9, 12 - 24; H1, H2Mature Height: 1 - 5 inchesMature Width: VariesLight Needs: Full Sun, Filtered Sun, Partial Sun, Partial Shade, ShadeWater Needs: Moderate, RegularThe third species of Zoysia used for turf is called Korean velvet grass or Mascarene grass, Zoysia tenuifolia. It is a very fine textured species, but is the least cold tolerant of the three species. Zoysia tenuifolia is native to the Far East and was introduced in the U.S. from the Mascarene Islands Zoysia tenuifolia Korean Grass seeds - 1/8 lb Zoysia tenuifolia is a type of grass originally thought to be one of the native grass type to the Mascarene Island. The epithet tenuifolia is commonly used to describe plant specimens in Mascarene Islands and Zoysia tenuifolia is also called Mascarene grass. A fantastic fine leafed grass which makes excellent ground covers, especially around rocks and ponds, as well as plantings between stepping stones. Its low growing growth habit and sometimes wavy appearance makes it a great architectural plant.Synonyms (AKA): Korean temple grass, Petting Grass, Velvet Grass Typical height: 10 to 20cmMinimum temperature tolerance: Tolerates some frost once establishedClimate: Quite cold tolerant. Grows well in most parts of Australia.Light conditions: Full sun to part shadeGrowth habit: Low growing and spreading - spread of about 20cm per year.Growing conditions: Moist well drained soil, rich in organic matter Zoysia grass is a warm season grass that is common in the southern region of the United States. In the northern areas of the U.S., its growing season is much shorter than bluegrass or fescue, but it still found a place in some yards because its dense carpet prevented most weed growth, and its aggressive growth pattern, although slow, let it spread and take over undesirable weeds and grasses. Due to its thick canopy, Zenith® does require a high amount of mowing. Zenith® zoysia grass uses less water than bluegrass or fescue and in general requires less maintenance. Since turf-type buffalograss was developed, the use of zoysia in the north has declined but there is still a demand for it, mainly for repairing older zoysia lawns. Zenith® is also an improved variety with excellent color and exhibits good cold tolerance.Zoysia grass is a warm season grass that is common in the southern region of the United States. In the northern areas of the U.S., its growing season is much shorter than bluegrass or fescue, but it still found a place in some yards because its dense carpet prevented most weed growth, and its aggressive growth pattern, although slow, let it spread and take over undesirable weeds and grasses. Due to its thick canopy, Zenith® does require a high amount of mowing. Zenith® zoysia grass uses less water than bluegrass or fescue and in general requires less maintenance. Since turf-type buffalograss was developed, the use of zoysia in the north has declined but there is still a demand for it, mainly for repairing older zoysia lawns. Zenith® is also an improved variety with excellent color and exhibits good cold tolerance. Zoysia grass is a warm season grass that is common in the southern region of the United States. In the northern areas of the U.S., its growing season is much shorter than bluegrass or fescue, but it still found a place in some yards because its dense carpet prevented most weed growth, and its aggressive growth pattern, although slow, let it spread and take over undesirable weeds and grasses. Due to its thick canopy, Zenith® does require a high amount of mowing. Zenith® zoysia grass uses less water than bluegrass or fescue and in general requires less maintenance. Since turf-type buffalograss was developed, the use of zoysia in the north has declined but there is still a demand for it, mainly for repairing older zoysia lawns. Zenith® is also an improved variety with excellent color and exhibits good cold tolerance.
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