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Ok I am done with my "fescue" yard - in reality at this time it is about 25% fescue / 50% random weeds / 25% bare. A neighbor passed by yesterday and got chatting and said they had planted zoysia plugs and after a few years (he said around 3) they have overtaken the fescue and covered the yard. This is the path I want to go. I don't want to spend a fortune on sod, this seems a good compromise that will over time get rid of the mess I have.
So question is where in the Triangle can I buy good Zoysia plugs? And any suggestions on density to plant them?
But, I think the species of Zoysia is an important decision.
Mine is coarse, and there are much finer blades available.
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