Clover is a creeping plant that spreads rapidly and, left to its own devices, can take over your lawn. But there are easy ...

Decide What to Plant If you already have a lawn, you can just add clover to it—no need to rip out all the grass. Of course, that's up to you. Pure microclover lawns look gorgeous, Cox assures me.

Clover is more drought and heat tolerant than grass, but that's not all to consider.

Replacing grass with clover can reduce soil erosion during heavy rainfalls It's a nitrogen-fixing plant, which means it enriches the soil and reduces the need for chemical fertilizers.

While it’s not particularly unattractive in a lawn, clover does grow and spread very rapidly, and can easily choke out and replace grass or other cultivated plants.

If you'd prefer to have a low-maintenance lawn, consider switching to clover.

Clover mites are a species of mites that feed on plants. Learn what they look like, where they live, and how to get rid of them.

Unlike dandelions and daisies, which are considered common weeds, clover is a wildflower. Nevertheless, some gardeners prefer ...

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A popular trend in lawns is to plant clover in place of grass. Unfortunately, clovers need warmer weather after seeding than a fall planting allows so it’s better planted in the spring.

Clover may have some benefits, but it's also a troublesome lawn weed that can spread rapidly and smother the grass. Here's ...