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seeking advice on what to plant on the back side of mid-Georgia dam will be in shade a lot--built last nov. seeded with rye---now when replanting this spring was thinking creeping red fescue/lovegrass or 75% creeping red fescue/25% centipede(centipede is expensive)--here is what i really need--- 1. low growing don't want to cut it if i can avoid it 2. holds soil well and grows in clay soil. 3. is hardy and drought resistant 4. grows ok in shade 5.non-invasive(don't want it spreading everywhere like bahia does). i don't know much about lovegrass but it sounds pretty good --will it grow in middle georgia in the heat and dry summer conditions? any other good options? all advice greatly appreciated.
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