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I know it’s early but something I’ve been thinking about for the upcoming spring. I have a Zoysia lawn that I sided 3 years ago. The lawn is super thick. Aside from a power rake or dethatcher which do you prefer to do in the Spring?

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I normally cut my during the winter while it’s dormant and cut it kinda low. By may it will choke a mower down and needs to be cut weekly if we are getting rain

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My Myers zoysia in the back yard doesn’t get too thick. The emerald zoysia I put down in the front is another matter. I’m gonna burn it and see what happens. It’s too thick and almost ready to kill it and replace with myers.


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I have zorro zoysia and it is THICK after 4 years. Like carpet thick. I know you said without, but just FYI I bought a cheap electric dethatcher a couple of years ago on Prime days. I scalp mine first couple of cuttings and then dethatch. It makes a huge difference. I’ve never actually heard of burning it. Seems like that would cause a weed problem. But if you try it and it works let us know.

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Start cutting it as low as you can and remove all of the dormant grass. May take a few cuts but take it down to the lowest mower setting and bag/remove the clippings. After green up, vericut and core aerate. Don't bother with dethatching.


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Burning works well

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Pretty sure your not supposed to burn zoysia. It doesn’t go dormant like Bermuda in Alabama winters. It is a cooler season grass and actually stays green towards the bottom, though it looks dormant on the surface. Burning it will damage it from what I read years ago.

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I have one spot of Zoysia under two trees in my front yard. The rest of my yard is Bermuda. I burn the Bermuda every spring. The Zoysia never goes dormant enough to burn. If you spray the Zoysia with Roundup, you're gonna have a brown yard until you re-sod it or let it fill back in. Trust me on that.


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Originally Posted by akbejeepin
Pretty sure your not supposed to burn zoysia. It doesn’t go dormant like Bermuda in Alabama winters. It is a cooler season grass and actually stays green towards the bottom, though it looks dormant on the surface. Burning it will damage it from what I read years ago.

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