[NoMoSno]

Originally Posted by Curtisbwp

I owned a house in Summerhill / popo Ridge, there was St Augustin grass (nothing more than controled weeds) Now in Sable Chase I have zoysia grass. Great green plush grass. It is like walking on a thick carpet. Be careful od the guy who cuts your lawn. If he/she also cuts st Augustin he will spread st Augustin grass & seeds on your lawn and it will invade your good grass. My lawn man cuts ONLY zoysia grass.

You got that backward.
St.Augustine doesn't grow from seeds.
Wish I could keep that crap Zoysia from invading my year-round green St. Augustine...

[thevillagernie]

Empire Zoysia

[PennBF]

In these posting there are a number of examples of the "wise guys" of TOTV's! The OP asks a good question and immediately there are the comedian who try to make fun of the poster's question. This is the reason some refuse to post questions as they are faced with being mocked for even asking the question!

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by PennBF

In these posting there are a number of examples of the "wise guys" of TOTV's! The OP asks a good question and immediately there are the comedian who try to make fun of the poster's question. This is the reason some refuse to post questions as they are faced with being mocked for even asking the question!

[PennBF]

Good example

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Hoosierb4

In most lawns, bermuda grass would be considered a weed. It has the bad habit of invading your landscaping and generally growing where you don't want it. Easy to establish, but a real pain to manage.

Empire Zoysia grass does the same thing.....infiltrates flower beds and tunnels up into the middle of the bed too.

St. Augustine grows into flowerbeds but it stays on top of the bed and is so much easier to control and clean up. I have both on our property and much prefer the St. Augustine just for the maintenance of it. The Empire Zoysia is pretty and nice on bare feet but it doesn't stay nearly as green as St. Augustine all year long.