Traditionally the turf industry and the various institutes who conduct scientific studies related to turf regard white clover as a weed and are more concerned with getting rid of clover than with establishing it. Attitudes are rapidly changing. While there is still a general scarcity of scientific information related to establishing and maintaining clover in lawns, it is a good ground cover. There is, however, a great deal of literature on the Biology and ecological benefits of white clover in pastures and fields.
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I think it's a weed.
To effectively get rid of clover in your flower beds, you can manually pull it out, use a weed killer specifically designed for clover, or improve the health of your soil to prevent clover growth.
Clover can sometimes overtake grass in a lawn if it is not properly managed. Clover is a hardy plant that can thrive in various conditions, so it may spread quickly if left unchecked. Regular mowing, proper fertilization, and targeted weed control can help prevent clover from taking over your lawn.
To effectively kill weeds in a pasture without harming clover, consider using a selective herbicide that targets broadleaf weeds while being safe for clover. Products containing clopyralid or aminopyralid can be effective, but always read the label for specific instructions and safety precautions. Additionally, maintaining healthy soil and proper grazing management can help promote clover growth and suppress weed competition naturally. Regularly monitoring and managing weed populations will also contribute to a healthier pasture ecosystem.
Adult black swallowtails feed on nectar from phlox, butterfly weed, red clover and thistle.
No, clover leaf is not a weed. The Papilionaceae family member in question proves to be generally lucky presence by serving as forage crop, ground cover, and soil amender/rejuvenator. The Trifolium genus member in question additionally serves as a channel to good fortune and luck, according to certain persistent cultural beliefs.
Clover can be a common presence in Zoysia grass lawns, often appearing as a result of low nitrogen levels in the soil. While some homeowners view clover as a weed, it can actually benefit the lawn by fixing nitrogen and improving soil health. Managing clover involves regular mowing and proper fertilization to encourage the growth of the Zoysia while controlling clover spread. Overall, clover can coexist with Zoysia grass, contributing positively when managed correctly.
Clover typically needs well-draining soil, plenty of sunlight, and adequate moisture to grow successfully. It also benefits from occasional fertilization to provide essential nutrients for healthy growth. Proper weed and pest control can help ensure optimal conditions for clover growth.
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Creeping wood sorrel (Oxalis corniculata) The plant is indeed a weed, with the foliage resembling green or purple clover, with a small yellow flower. The seed pods are expolsive and can reach distances up to 10 feet! More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxalis_corniculata.
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