🌱Citra zoy is a new zoa grass variety developed in a breeding program at the University of Florida.
🔵Citra blue St. Augustine grass offers exceptional shade and drought tolerance.
🌿Both grass varieties have disease resistance and require less fertilizer inputs.
💦Citra blue St. Augustine grass performs well with limited watering, making it suitable for municipal water restrictions.
🌳The grasses provide a beautiful dark blue-green color.
What makes Citra zoy unique?
—Citra zoy is a hybrid grass that combines the best features of zoa grass species, offering an intermediate leaf texture and a manicured look.
Does Citra blue St. Augustine grass go dormant in winter?
—Citra blue St. Augustine grass holds color better in winter compared to other varieties, providing a vibrant lawn even in colder months.
Is Citra blue resistant to lethal viral necrosis (LVN)?
—While there is limited data due to its recent introduction, Citra blue shows promising resistance to LVN, though further observation is needed.
Can Citra blue be mowed at a low height?
—Citra blue can be mowed as low as 3/4 inch, allowing for a closely cropped, manicured appearance.
How does Citra blue compare to Floram St. Augustine grass?
—Citra blue offers superior disease resistance, shade tolerance, and drought tolerance compared to Floram St. Augustine grass.
00:08Introduction to the visit to the sod farms for the new grass installation at Freedom Factory Racetrack.
01:10Dr. Kevin Kenworthy explains the development and attributes of Citra zoy grass, a new zoa grass variety.
07:34Exploration of Citra blue St. Augustine grass, highlighting its dark blue-green color and exceptional shade and drought tolerance.
09:26Discussion on the resistance of Citra blue to lethal viral necrosis (LVN) and other attributes like low water requirements and disease resistance.
11:29Comparison between Citra blue St. Augustine grass and Floram St. Augustine grass, emphasizing Citra blue's superior characteristics.
