Clover lawns are gaining popularity for their resilience and low maintenance requirements. Find out everything you need to know about how to plant a clover lawn!

Clover is also a relatively short-lived perennial, so you will find yourself needing to replant every 2-3 years. Luckily, this is pretty easy. Clover is an excellent alternative to grass—or an ...

America’s biodiverse meadows of days gone by slowly gave way to French- and English-style turfgrass lawns. By the late 1800s, the neatly trimmed grass lawn had become a symbol of wealth. The ...

Most homeowners view weeds as an affront to their personal dignity, but these hardy plants can actually be good for the ...

Clover naturally adds nitrogen — the active ingredient in lawn fertilizers — to soil. It’s common practice to plant it as a cover crop on farms to nourish the soil between seasons.

It’s not that clovers are bad, people just used to want a lawn consisting of 100% grass and now they are coming around to lawns that are either 100% clover or a mix. The beauty is that if you ...

Has clover taken over your lawn? Be grateful! The plant lends your lawn a nice natural look, and provides as much natural nitrogen fertilizer as your grass needs.

There’s a new trend sweeping the country and it’s geared toward people who want to cut back on lawn maintenance but still enjoy a soft green landscape. It’s called clover lawns, and the name ...