Why Kenya lawns are shifting from Kikuyu and Arabica to Paspalum

Author: Wanja MbuthiaPublished on: September 21, 2026Country: Kenya
Society & Lifestyle
Why Kenya lawns are shifting from Kikuyu and Arabica to Paspalum

Most Kenyan lawns still rely on rainfall, with Kikuyu grass browning quickly without watering and Arabica collapsing under saline water. In contrast, Paspalum can maintain its green appearance for over a week without irrigation. This grass is increasingly being adopted by homeowners, landscapers, and sports clubs due to its hardiness and ease of maintenance.

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