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Japanese Sungrass, delivered anywhere in Thailand.

Sod squares of the grass on our own lawn in Surin. Give it sun all day and water while it roots, and it knits into a lawn that takes two boys, their ride-on bikes and the dog.

Work out my lawn Call Ben or Ploy

Our lawn in Surin province on April 28, 2026. The photograph arrives the way the grass does: in sheets.

Sold by the square meter. Laid by the sheet.

Thai farms cut sod into sheets of about 50 by 100 centimeters, so two sheets cover one square meter.^{1 2} Our grass is 16 baht a square meter, which comes to 8 baht a sheet.

Delivery is added on top and depends on how far the truck drives. You hear that number before you agree to anything.

Will it like your yard?

Japanese Sungrass is the grass Thai nurseries sell as Japanese grass, หญ้าญี่ปุ่น. It is a zoysia.¹⁶ Once it has rooted it is tough, and it is plain about what it wants. Check these three things before you order.

Six hours of sun, or more

A zoysia lawn needs at least six to eight hours of sun a day, and it thins out in shade.¹² One Thai farm puts the limit at half shade.³ For darker corners the same trade sells Malaysian grass, rated for 30 to 50 percent sun.¹

Water while it roots

New sheets want watering four or five times a day in their first week.¹ Rooted grass asks for far less, but not nothing: on Thai highway medians, zoysia sod left without water or regular mowing is overrun by weeds within a dry season or two.⁵

Feet, paws and wheels

Thai growers sell it as a grass that stands up to trampling.⁴ It grows slowly and packs in tight, which is also how it keeps weeds out.³

One of our sons on a toy ride-on motorbike, parked on the lawn.

Do not buy it for ground that stays wet. Japanese grass does poorly on boggy soil.³

The same lawn, 26 days apart.

At 7:40 on the morning of April 2, 2026, our lawn was under a fresh top-dressing of sand. The photograph at the top of this page is the same lawn on April 28. Drag the handle across.

Both photographs are ours, looking the same way across the lawn toward the tree. The camera recorded the times.¹⁷ See the whole run of dated photographs.

The same lawn on April 28, 2026: thick, even green grass from the camera to the hedge.

Our lawn on the morning of April 2, 2026, with pale sand lying over the grass in wide patches.

Our two young sons sitting on toy ride-on bikes on the lawn, with the hedge and the propped tree behind them. — Our boys, our lawn

The lawn in these pictures is ours.

We live on this grass in Surin province. The boys ride across it, the dog sleeps on it and the mower goes over it. What we deliver is the same kind of grass.