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I tried tall fescue, it doesn't compete well in SC, even in my shaded back yard next to a stream. Anyone suggestions for warm season grasses?
 
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I've never lived where there wasn't frost, so I'm really wimpy at this, but I've heard a lot of good things about bermuda grass.
 
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