Planting Philippine Grass (Zoysia Matrella) offers a premium landscaping solution, combining lush aesthetics with durability and adaptability. This turf grass is perfect for creating elegant and low-maintenance outdoor spaces that thrive in tropical climates.
Excellent for creating stunning gardens and parks
Frequently used for its fine texture and visual appeal
Ideal for residential lawns, providing a beautiful green space
Excellent for creating stunning gardens and parks
Frequently used for its fine texture and visual appeal
Ideal for residential lawns, providing a beautiful green space
Philippine grass (Zoysia matrella) is moderate-maintenance turf — slower-growing than cow grass, but with specific care needs to keep its signature dense, fine-leaf carpet appearance year-round.
Yes. Philippine grass, Zoysia matrella, and Manila grass all refer to the same species. The name varies by region — “Manila grass” is more common in international botanical references, while “Philippine grass” is the standard term used in the Malaysian turf industry.
Philippine grass has a finer leaf, denser carpet appearance, and a richer green colour, making it preferred for premium residential lawns and golf greens. Cow grass has wider blades, handles partial shade better, and costs less per square foot — making it the practical choice for large coverage areas. Both varieties grow well in Malaysia’s tropical climate.
Yes. Zoysia matrella has been used on golf courses across Southeast Asia for decades thanks to its tight, low-growing sward, drought tolerance, and ability to recover from foot traffic. It is commonly used on fairways and tee boxes in Malaysia.
Philippine grass prefers full sun and requires at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily for healthy growth. In partial shade, growth slows and the carpet thins. For shaded areas, cow grass (Axonopus compressus) is the more shade-tolerant alternative.
We ensure the soil is aerated and nutrient-rich for optimal turf growth.
Freshly cut turf is carefully transported and laid on the prepared soil.
An initial watering schedule is provided to help the turf establish strong roots.
