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Zoysia Australis

Zoysia Australis

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Zoysia Australis is a versatile medium-textured zoysia grass with a soft feel and a stunning blue-green leaf. Bred for resilience and performance, it thrives in Australia’s diverse conditions. It offers superior drought tolerance, high shade tolerance, and exceptional wear recovery. This high-quality turf variety blends aesthetic appeal with resilience, making it perfect for residential lawns, parks, and public areas.

It's a low-maintenance, high-performance solution for landscapes known for its ability to adapt to various environments and maintain vibrant colour year-round. At Musturf, we’re proud to distribute Zoysia Australis. It's the ultimate choice for enduring, beautiful lawns.

Great for: Home lawns, Parks & gardens, Open Spaces

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  • Zoysia Australis Grass Features

    If you’re after a lawn that’s as practical as it is stunning, look no further than Zoysia Australis. This medium-textured grass combines the softness of a luxury lawn with the hardiness to handle the stresses of a family, pets, and Australia’s challenging climate. Its beautiful blue-green leaf creates a vibrant and inviting outdoor space that holds up all year round.

    Bred by the University of Georgia’s famous Tifton campus, this elite zoysia variety thrives where others falter. Its good shade tolerance allows it to grow in medium shade. It only requires as little as 4-5 hours of direct sunlight per day, while its superior drought tolerance makes it perfect for water-conscious homeowners.

    Thanks to its deep root system and dense growth, this premium turf variety is weed-resistant and has superior wear tolerance. Plus, its slow vertical growth means you won’t need to mow and maintain Zoysia Australis as often.

    Whether for family backyards, parks, or public spaces, Zoysia Australis is the ideal turf solution among warm-season grasses and other elite zoysia grasses.

  • Drought Resistance

    Drought Resistance

    Medium
    Shade Tolerance

    Shade Tolerance

    Up to 75%
    Wear

    Wear

    Medium
    Maintenance

    Maintenance

    Low
    Leaf

    Leaf

    Medium
  • Why Choose Zoysia Australis

    Zoysia Australis offers the perfect balance of beauty, durability, and convenience. This grass thrives in diverse conditions, requires minimal maintenance, and comes with a 10-year Lawn Solutions Australia warranty for peace of mind.

    A Versatile All-Rounder

    This grass offers a hardy medium-textured zoysia japonica that adapts seamlessly to warm-season grasses and varied climates. Its shade tolerance to thrive and exceptional durability make it a standout other grass types. It's perfect for residential lawns and beyond, where other grasses falter.

    Low maintenance

    This variety is the ultimate low-maintenance zoysia grass, thanks to its strong rhizome growth and deep root system. It is naturally resistant to diseases, pests, and weeds—reducing the need for constant care. It also has minimal fertilisation requirements and grows slowly.

    Zoysia Australis turf is a game-changer for homeowners seeking a lush lawn that thrives with less effort. Its resilience and ease of care make it a standout choice among elite zoysia grasses.

    10-Year Product Warranty

    With every purchase of Zoysia Australis through Musturf, you’re issued with a Lawn Solutions Australia (LSA) Product Warranty Certificate and will be covered by LSA’s nationwide warranty.

  • Frequently Asked Questions

  • Zoysia Australis vs Sir Grange: What's the difference?

    Zoysia Australis is a medium-textured zoysia grass known for its versatility, thriving in diverse conditions with superior shade and drought tolerance. Sir Grange, a fine-bladed zoysia, offers a more premium look, requiring less mowing and water. While both are low-maintenance, Sir Grange is often favoured for high-end aesthetics, while Zoysia Australis suits active family yards.

    Zoysia Australis vs Sir Walter: How does it compare?

    Zoysia Australis excels in shade tolerance and durability. This makes it a versatile choice for varied climates. Sir Walter Buffalo Grass, with its broad leaves, is ideal for families and pets. It has low allergenic properties and excellent resilience. Zoysia Australis requires less mowing but grows slower, whereas Sir Walter is faster to establish and recover from wear. Both are excellent for Australian lawns.

    Is Zoysia Australis native to Australia?

    Zoysia Australis was bred at the University of Georgia, Tifton Campus. Dr Brian Schwartz is the person responsible for creating another successful turf variation. The first being the TifTuf Hybrid Bermuda.

    What are the preferred growing conditions for Zoysia Australis grass?

    Zoysia Australis prefers full sun to medium shade and thrives in free-draining soils. It's also drought-tolerant, making it ideal for Aussie conditions.

    What is the best mowing height for Zoysia Australis grass?

    For optimal health and appearance, mow Zoysia Australis to a height of around 15-25mm.

    How often should you mow Zoysia Australis?

    Mow Zoysia Australis once every 2-3 weeks during the growing season, depending on its growth rate and desired height.

    How often should I aerate my Zoysia Australis lawn?

    It's recommended to aerate your Zoysia Australis lawn once a year, preferably during its active growing season.

    How do you thicken Zoysia Australia grass?

    Regular mowing, proper fertilisation, and ensuring good watering practices will encourage the thick, lush growth of Zoysia Australis.

    What are the other types of Zoysia grass?

    Other types of Zoysia grass include Zoysia japonica, Zoysia matrella, and Zoysia tenuifolia, each having unique attributes suitable for different conditions.

    Is sand good for Zoysia grass?

    A light top dressing of sand can benefit Zoysia grass by levelling the lawn and aiding water infiltration. However, avoid heavy sand layers as they might smother the grass.