UGA COWBOY PERENNIAL PEANUT

Cowboy Perennial Peanut is a high-performing rhizoma perennial peanut variety developed at the University of Georgia by Dr. Wayne Hanna for exceptional forage production, ornamental appeal, and low-maintenance lawn applications throughout the Southeast. Known for its dense growth habit, drought tolerance, and nitrogen-fixing ability, Cowboy provides a durable and attractive alternative to traditional turfgrass while also serving as a premium hay and grazing option.

Key Features

Dense, low-growing perennial groundcover
Excellent drought tolerance once established
Nitrogen-fixing legume requiring minimal fertilizer
Ideal for ornamental landscapes and sustainable lawns
Produces high-quality forage and hay
Strong persistence and adaptability in Southern climates
Attractive deep green foliage with seasonal yellow blooms

Recommended Uses

Low-maintenance residential lawns
Commercial and municipal landscapes
Orchard and grove row middles
Erosion control areas
Hay production and livestock grazing systems
Sustainable landscape installations

Growing Information

Cowboy Perennial Peanut thrives in full sun and well-drained soils. Once established, it requires minimal irrigation and maintenance compared to conventional turfgrass. Best adapted for warm-season growing regions across the Southeastern United States.

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