"Ed Stuart" wrote in message
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I live in Pittsburgh, PA and I'm looking to replace a steep stretch
of
grass that is difficult to mow with a low, 1" to 2", annual ground
cover with yellow flowers. I'd like the flowers to stick around
spring to early fall. Is there such a beast?

Cover Crop - Perennial Peanut (Arachis pintoi)
http://www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/sustain...ial_peanut.asp

A perennial, not annual, but a very good ground cover.

Regards,
Wong

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"Paul Paulsen" wrote in message
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I have potentilla (sp?) in one of my flower beds.
It is very hardy and has beautiful small yellow flowers all summer.
It will take a few seasons to "take off" but it might be a solution.
This a variation of the bush type that is more commonly seen.
It may be difficult to obtain.
Paul
Zone 5
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"Ed Stuart" wrote in message
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Hi,

I live in Pittsburgh, PA and I'm looking to replace a steep
stretch of
grass that is difficult to mow with a low, 1" to 2", annual ground
cover with yellow flowers. I'd like the flowers to stick around
spring to early fall. Is there such a beast?

Thanks,
Ed