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thanks folks--the only time this grass will be visible is when you are standing on the edge of the dam and if i never have to cut it that will be fine too. --right now the love grass seems to be a good choice providing it is not too invasive --greg appreciate any info you can get from anyone tht used it. e.g. -grows well in shade, longevity, durability invasiveness?--i was thinking of planting a mix of lovegrass+fescue---based on what you have seen would you just plant the lovegrass by itself? i have emailed the guy that writes a column for AJC to get his opinion on what best to use. i a little time to research as i plan on planting in mid-april --the top of my dam and hillside over pond i will plant with bermuda (plenty of sun there). jersey --kudzu sounds great but i believe it is better suited for your climate and it's the gift that keeps on giving for sure-- getcha some.
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