Perennial Peanut

If you're tired of turfgrass, you can perk up your yard with perennial peanut. This unique groundcover can be incorporated into an existing lawn or planted in place of traditional turfgrass. Once established, it's highly drought-tolerant and is therefore a good choice for Florida-friendly landscapes.

UF/IFAS Publications

• Establishment and Maintenance of Ornamental Perennial Peanut
• Guide to Using Rhizomal Perennial Peanut in the Urban Landscape
• Perennial Peanut Establishment Guide
• Tough Flowers for the Summer Landscape (PDF)

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