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clover

[kloh-ver] / ˈkloʊ vər /










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When combined with wildflowers and clovers, “you start to have a lawn that can take some traffic, but you’re not going to be out playing football or letting your giant dogs run over it constantly.”

From Seattle Times

All types — alfalfa, mung bean, clover and radish — can harbor dangerous bacteria in their seeds, Marler explains.

From Seattle Times

Legumes, such as commonly used crimson clover, Austrian field pea and common vetch, are nitrogen “fixers.”

From Seattle Times

Often viewed as water-hogs requiring high levels of maintenance, lawns can be made more ecologically friendly by mixing in drought-tolerant species such as clover and blue star creeper.

From Seattle Times

Habitat loss and competition from invasive plants such as bluegrass and white clover nearly doomed running buffalo clover, one of the few native clovers in the eastern U.S.

From Seattle Times