Korean No Mow Grass (Zoysia tenuifolia) 10 x 100mm Pots $70.00 Free Post

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Korean No Mow Grass (Zoysia tenuifolia) 10 x 100mm Pots $70.00 Free Post
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* Receive your No Mow Grass within a few days
* Delivered Direct to your Door
* No quantity is too large or small
* If you are a Landscaper, we can deliver direct to your job site (Sydney & Hunter) with little or no notice. We can supply either in Pots or 'Bare-Rooted', ready to place in the ground.
* The Larger the Quantity purchased, the Cheaper the Price.
* Fully established plants, stronger because they have been grown in pots.
* The 100mm pots are Chock a Block full.
* Sent Bare-Rooted to save on Postage Costs.
* Large Quantities are not a problem.
Zoysia Tenuifolia is known by various names including; Minmow Grass, Korean Velvet Grass, No Mow Grass, Mascarene Grass or Temple Grass, to name a few. Zoysia Tenuifolia is a Tropical spreading grass with very fine, vivid green foliage and is usually left unmown for a freeform look. Zoysia Tenuifolia is usually utilised as a ground cover in Oriental Gardens, among rocks and ponds, and makes a spectacular architectural specimen as it can also grow over rocks and other structures in the garden. Anyone who has visited the Hunter Valley Gardens will tell you it looks magnificent in the Oriental setting. Zoysia Tenuifolia is also a great lawn and sloping bank grass species, but is much more appealing when used as an ornamental grass ground cover, as it possesses an unusual clumping or mounding appearance. Zoysia Tenuifolia is mainly used as a ground cover because it tends to grow in an undulating way, creating ripples and small hills right up to the trunks of trees in deep shade. Your Korean Velvet Grass Plants will be sent bare-rooted, with a little soil, to keep postage costs down to a minimum and will be ready to plant as soon as you receive them. We prefer to post our Grasses on Monday and Tuesday, unless otherwise