Primo Zoysia

Sir Grange Zoysia quality turf can withstand extreme weather conditions and the harsh Australian summer heat, thanks to its high drought tolerance. It can also bear up to sub-freezing temperatures, meaning it can survive year-round. Sir Grange Zoysia turf is also self-repairing and can restore itself when damaged. And this premium turf variety  can withstand large amounts of traffic and wear, thanks to its high-wear tolerance.

Mowing can help your turf grow thicker because the tips of the Zoysia grass blades contain hormones that suppress horizontal growth. By cutting the lawn and removing these tips, you allow the grass to spread and grow thicker close to the roots.

When fully established, Sir Grange Zoysia becomes so dense that it chokes out most summer weeds and replaces existing grass. Zoysia lawn is especially effective in chocking out crabgrass, an annoying, aggressive weed. You can expect to have a weed-free, attractive Zoysia lawn within two to three years after planting our top selling Zoysia grass.

To keep your Sir Grange Zoysia lawn healthy and lush, mow it to a height of 2–5 cm above the soil line. For newly laid Sir Grange Zoysia, the first cut can be slightly shorter to remove dead leaf tissue and speed up greening. It’s important not to let new grass grow too long before mowing, as early trimming helps strengthen and thicken the lawn, giving it a healthier appearance.

Zoysia’s slow growth rate means less frequent mowing than other grass types, making it perfect for those who want a low-maintenance lawn. Regular mowing with sharp blades ensures a clean cut, preventing damage to the grass. By following these simple mowing practices, your Zoysia grass will thrive, looking vibrant and well-kept throughout the year.