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    Clover Guide: How to Grow & Care for Clovers

    • Learn how to grow and care for different varieties of clover, a low-growing legume that can be used as a lawn, a forage crop, or an ornamental plant. Find out the best growing conditions, the benefits of cl… See more

    Type of Clover Plant

    Below, we will explore the most popular varieties of clover, as well as what you need to do to enjoy a beautiful clover lawn in your own backyard. Continue reading to find out more!… See more

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    White Clover

    White clover, sometimes referred to as Ladino, is the most common variety of clover used for lawns. It is a low-growing, resilient clover plant, and because it grows and spread… See more

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    Red Clover

    Trifolium pratense, commonly known as red clover is native to Europe, Asia, and some parts of Africa, but it has been naturalized in many other regions. It grows taller and bushier tha… See more

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    Crimson Clover

    Trifolium incarnatum, commonly known as crimson clover, was first found in the Mediterraneanregion. Since the mid-1800s, however, crimson clover, often known as incarnate cl… See more

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    Is Clover a perennial?
    Clover (Trifolium) is a low-growing plant that is primarily encountered in lawns. If its green leaves can sometimes go unnoticed, its small flowers that bloom will surely attract both gardeners and pollinators. There are quite a number of varieties out there, some being annual and others being perennial.
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    Red Clover
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