Turf Grass ID??

[TxArcheo]

can anyone ID the turf grass in the attached pics? pics aren't the best but i have confidence in the Green Screen experts!
This particular grass is growing relatively well under oak trees so it has me intrigued....any help appreciated.

[Hart8]

Zoysia?
Where ya located? Trees trimmed way up?


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[Hart8]

Zoysia is a fantastic turf grass.Had I could have afforded my whole 2 acres,I woulda loved it.

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[KIETHSTONE]

Where is it growing and does under the tree mean heavy shade. My eyes make my screen blurry these days. It’s hard for me to see in said bad pictures.


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[KIETHSTONE]

Turf Grass ID??

It’s pretty tall any seed heads?


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[TxArcheo]

i'm in austin and the trees aren't large and i would say moderate shade.....the grass does get both sun and shade throughout the day. unfortunately no seed heads,this patch is in a office complex so it's always well manicured.

Thanks for the replys...any other possibilities???

In the meantime 'll Google Zoysia to see if i get a match.

Thanks again.

[sp-bow]

Does it have a seed head? I'm going with bahia

[RedBear78]

Looks like A type of Zoysia to me too.I use a variety called Jammour it seems to do better in shaded areas better than anything else I’ve tried.It has a vigorous root system that allows more forgiveness in harsher areas.

[Hart8]

It’s pretty tall any seed heads?


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Zoysia gets tall,and thick.Reminds me of Buffalo grass on steroids,without seeds; and way thicker..My brother did his whole backyard in it.Had some shade as well.It was awesome..I'm a tenderfoot,and I could walk barefoot in his yard.Looked just like that.

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[Burnadell]

Definitely NOT Bahia.

It looks like Zoysia, but Zoysia is tolerant of light shade but not heavy shade. It does not have runners, so it is slow to spread.

[Sparkles]

Hard to tell from the pic but looks like It could be Palisades Zoysia


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[TxArcheo]

thanks everyone!

Any ideas if the fescues will do well in central Texas?

[Jnorth]

Looks like zoysia to me. We lay a lot of it in shady areas. Great grass

[RR 314]

Hard to tell from the pic but looks like It could be Palisades Zoysia


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I think so as well. I have PZ in my yard just west of Austin and it does great in the shade. Much better than I anticipated.

[Hobbs]

Definitely NOT Bahia.

It looks like Zoysia, but Zoysia is tolerant of light shade but not heavy shade. It does not have runners, so it is slow to spread.

Some varieties of zoysia are very shade tolerant. It's one of their selling points.