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

Is your lawn overrun with clover? This step-by-step guide will teach you how to get rid of it in no time.

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

How to Identify Clover in the Lawn Clover has three round leaves and small flowers that can be white, pink, yellow, or purple. It generally blooms from late spring to early fall.

We asked lawn experts for their verdict, with tips for how to get rid of clover in lawns if you decide it doesn't line up with your lawn ideas.

Growing a clover lawn naturally supports the bee population and helps reduce your overall carbon footprint. Learn how to get started.

The weather has been perfect for the growth of many lawn weeds, including white clover. White clover and other broadleaf weeds continue to be a problem in cool-season fescue lawns. Homeowners have ...

How dandelions, taller grass and Dutch white clover can boost your lawn's health and help pollinators Community members share insight on pesticides, mowing and lawn diversity.

While there are hundreds of varieties of clover, the most popular variety for lawn use is white clover, which has small white flowers that attract bees and other beneficial insects.

In Colorado, the most common clover used for lawns is white clover, a leafy green with white flowers, said Colorado State University professor Tony Koski, a turfgrass scientist.

It’s called clover lawns, and the name pretty much explains it all. While clovers were once thought of as pesky weeds, they are now being looked at as a hassle-free alternative to grass.