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

Matt England, estate manager at the Fring Estate in Norfolk, has been exploring the potential of clover living mulches, ...

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

It’s easy to ignore some of the plants currently blooming in our backyards and along the roads. They originally came from ...

White clover types are (perhaps) the most common type of clover used in lawns. It has white flowers and spreads by stolons (above-ground runners) to form a dense, low-growing mat.

White Dutch clover, which is short, and crimson clover, which grows from 8 to 20 inches with red flowers, are both good food plants for honeybees. Hahn said honey bees have short mouth parts, ...

White clover is adapted to clay and silt soils in humid and irrigated areas. It enjoys full sun and has a USDA hardiness zone of 6-9. Victoria is in zone 9b.

Monash University scientists have uncovered how invasive plants like white clover rapidly adapt to new environments, revealing genetic changes that underpin their global success.

If you're ready to switch to a clover lawn, you should know there are two main varieties: microclover and white clover. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons.