zoysia

IPA: zˈɔɪsiʌ

Any of a genus (Zoysia) of creeping perennial grasses of southern Asia and New Zealand having fine wiry leaves and including some suitable for lawn grasses, especially in warm regions.

Examples of "zoysia" in Sentences

Tune in for tonight's episode of "Les Does More With Grass," where the coach goes wild with zoysia and pumpkin spice.
September is also the best month to fertilize both cool-season grasses and warm-season varieties like Bermuda grass, St. Augustine grass, and zoysia grass.
Those early practice lies are a far cry from the perfect, though dormant, zoysia fairways at Carlton Woods, which has played host to the event the past three years.
The course features rolling zoysia grass fairways and large challenging Korea Velvet greens with beautiful views of Doi Suthep and other surrounding mountain ranges.
In more recent years, the zoysia fairways (which do not allow as much roll which effectually make the fairways play wider), have resulted in scores as low as ever before.
I shudder to think what sort of combination of steel wool and zoysia grass is growing out of people's faces that it requires three successive passes of razor-sharp steel in order to separate them from their hair.
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