Diamond Zoysia

[Florida Gardener]

Topdressed lightly 2x the last month....going to do 2 more light apps before fall...it's coming in nicely and being maintained at 3/4"

[KrayzKajun]

Wow. Nice job.
Posted via Mobile Device

[cgaengineer]

Looks good! The only thing that can that good at 3/4" is a Walker mower...you should sell your reel mowers.
Posted via Mobile Device

[greendoctor]

I hope you meant that in sarcasm. I can always spot a warm season lawn mowed by a rotary by the frayed tips that make the entire lawn look whitish a day after mowing. Zoysia is especially bad for this because of the high silica content of the grass.

[Florida Gardener]

Originally Posted by cgaengineer

Looks good! The only thing that can that good at 3/4" is a Walker mower...you should sell your reel mowers.
Posted via Mobile Device

I know....the Tru-cuts are going on craigslist ASAP.

[Florida Gardener]

FYI-trimming was done with mauryama landscape blade.
Posted via Mobile Device

[cgaengineer]

Originally Posted by greendoctor

I hope you meant that in sarcasm. I can always spot a warm season lawn mowed by a rotary by the frayed tips that make the entire lawn look whitish a day after mowing. Zoysia is especially bad for this because of the high silica content of the grass.

Of course it was sarcasm GD, so many people have told me a walker cuts as well as a reel I must spread the news!
Posted via Mobile Device

[cgaengineer]

Originally Posted by diamondlandscaping

I know....the Tru-cuts are going on craigslist ASAP.

Ill give you $300 for all of them...scrap value.
Posted via Mobile Device

[Florida Gardener]

Originally Posted by cgaengineer

Of course it was sarcasm GD, so many people have told me a walker cuts as well as a reel I must spread the news!
Posted via Mobile Device

Hahahaha
Posted via Mobile Device

[greendoctor]

Originally Posted by diamondlandscaping

FYI-trimming was done with mauryama landscape blade.
Posted via Mobile Device

I know, no frayed edges next to the hardscape. Do this level of work and you are no longer in the same league of the low ball "landscaper". I will admit that it is fast and cheap to run rotary mowers, then use string to do the trim work. The results look fast and cheap as well on bermuda or zoysia.