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Lawn watering schedule as temps drop? (Zoysia palisades - Gulf Coast)
Posted on 10/19/26 at 6:07 am
Posted on 10/19/26 at 6:07 am
Ww have Zoysia palisades grass here in our yard in Baldwin County, AL on the Gulf Coast. Half is a year old and half new planted in September. Temps are starting to drop. How frequently should we be watering at this time? I'd assume as the grass begins to go dormant and we incur our first frost I should cut the watering until spring? Thanks.
Posted on 10/19/26 at 8:25 am to Fishwater
Generally, Zoysia requires 1-1.5 inches per week.
I would be watering that new section at least three times a week, about an inch per, in the am.
The older, established section does not have to be watered as much. Just watch it and it will tell you when it is thirsty...the blades will begin to curl on itself.
As the temps drop and the amount to daylight shortens, your turf will begin to do dormant. My concern would be for that new section. Concentrate on it. Look into fertilizer with a higher K rate (something like 7-0-20) to help the young turf get through the stress of winter.
I would be watering that new section at least three times a week, about an inch per, in the am.
The older, established section does not have to be watered as much. Just watch it and it will tell you when it is thirsty...the blades will begin to curl on itself.
As the temps drop and the amount to daylight shortens, your turf will begin to do dormant. My concern would be for that new section. Concentrate on it. Look into fertilizer with a higher K rate (something like 7-0-20) to help the young turf get through the stress of winter.

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