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Zoysia planting is a common question we hear from Aussie families across South East Queensland, from Brisbane backyards to Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast coastal blocks. Zoysia grass is one of the slower growing, drought-tolerant warm season turf varieties you can lay in an Australian yard, and for many homeowners it suits hot summers and cooler winter months.

You’ve got a small backyard, a townhouse courtyard, or a compact front yard, and you want it green without it looking like a postage stamp of patchy grass. For most SEQ small gardens under 50 m², Sir Walter Buffalo or Empire Zoysia is the right call, because both handle mixed sun and shade, both stay lush with low maintenance, and both look the part next to pavers, potted plants, and outdoor furniture. Right?

You want a green, healthy lawn out the back, but not the weekend-eating, water-hungry, fertiliser-loving

You walk out the back door, the lush green grass you put in last spring

Different turf varieties do different things, and picking the wrong grass type is how you