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I have a fescue yard, but thinking about Zoysia next year. How do you guys/gals keep Zoysia/Bermuda out of your neighbors yard?

Apologize if this has been asked; I searched the site and didn't see much on it.

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- Micah
 

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I only have one adjoining neighbor and he doesn't care for his yard. He hired a lawn crew to mow it once a week to comply with the HOA. My zoysia has now spread a good 3+ feet into his bermuda, but since he doesn't care, neither do I.

I have read that if you want to prevent zoysia from spreading into an area, you will need to put a metal barrier at least 14" deep into the soil.
 

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Spammage said:
I have read that if you want to prevent zoysia from spreading into an area, you will need to put a metal barrier at least 14" deep into the soil.
14" sounds kind of excessive :shock: I would think 6-8" would be plenty to keep the rhizomes and stolons at bay.

As for your neighbors lawn, I really wouldn't worry about it too much unless they really take care of their lawn.
 

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I'm considering it as well but I'm concerned that it would be taken over by the wild/common Bermuda that surrounds me. That's why I'm leaning towards a Bermuda variety. And I really have nothing to offer in the way of an answer for you. I've officially added nothing of value to this post.
 

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jayhawk said:
I assume your neighbors have fescue/ cool season? If so, good question. Wonder if there is a herbicide that cool handles, warm doesn't? Surely there is.
I have neighbors on the left and right, both have fescue(the entire neighborhood does).
 
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