Bulk loose park grow plant hybrid zoysia grass seeds for garden

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Bulk loose park grow plant hybrid zoysia grass seeds for garden

MOQ 1 KG, it for planting in Garden , private yard , playground , park , golf ground and so on.

Hybrid type ,Easy management

Anti-vrius 

Widely suitbale in different place.

•  Non-GMO 
•  Non radiated
•  Only natural dried by sunshine and wind
•  100% Natural raw 
• We have more than 2000 kinds seeds for sale, you could check on this shop or contact us for more

Zoysia (scientific name: Zoysia) is a perennial herb of Zoysia in Gramineae. With transverse rhizome, fibrous root is thin and weak. The culm is erect, and there are often withered leaf sheaths at the base. Leaf sheath glabrous; Ligule ciliate; Leaf blade flat or slightly involute, surface sparsely pilose, abaxial surface nearly glabrous. Racemes in spike shape; Spikelet stalks usually curved, up to 5 mm long; Spikelets ovate, yellowish green or purplish brown, caryopsis ovate. The flowering and fruiting period is from May to August.

The sowing time should be after the rainy season, that is, the end of July and the beginning of August. Before sowing, the seeds shall be treated first, soaked in 0.5% sodium hydroxide solution for 24 hours, washed with clean water and dried before sowing. Germinate 10-13 days after sowing, and complete seedlings in more than 20 days

Zoysia japonica is distributed in North Korea, Japan, China and other places. It grows in areas with an altitude of 200 to 500 meters. It mostly grows on hillsides, plains and coastal grasslands. It is mainly used for sports turf.

Perennial herb. With transverse rhizome, fibrous root is thin and weak. The culm is erect, 14-20 cm high, and there are often persistent withered leaf sheaths at the base. The leaf sheath is glabrous, the lower part is loose and covers each other, and the upper part is tightly wrapped around the stem; Ligule ciliate, ca. 1.6 mm; Leaf blade flat or slightly involute, 2.5-5 cm long and 2-4 mm wide, surface sparsely pilose, abaxial surface nearly glabrous.