lawn grasses

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I'm usually just pleased if I can get anything green to grow in lieu of yard 
grass. Last Fall, however I walked across some STUNNING Zoyosa grass. They 
said it held up in Tx conditions very well. (I know it's widely planted 
here, but I had never encountered it. Sorta soft green, and very very soft 
textured. Not as wide a blade as St Augustine, and DID stand up to high 
traffic areas well.
I know there are a couple of web sites about sodgrowers, etc. You might try 
a websearch on Zoyosa and see if it turns up anything.
martha
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