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- Subject: Re: [NAFEX] clover
- Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2003 08:38:21 -0400
Oops! I should have looked from closer, or perhaps in better light. The plant that's taken over my back yard is some other low-growing legume, but it isn't white clover. I think it's sometimes called yellow clover, although it's not a true clover. I've had it in the front for years, but not in the back. My guess is that it's the low light level from all the rain that gave it the edge, as the front yard is heavily shaded.
Ginda
On Friday, June 13, 2003, at 07:55 AM, list@ginda.us wrote:
A while ago we had a discussion about clover, and I commented that the grass was taking over where I had planted white clover, and that clover seems not to like drought. (Other people had different experiences, as I recall.)
I am sitting by a window, watching the rain fall, as it has interminably this year, and I noticed that the clover is making a comeback. There is some where I put it originally, and there also seems to be a big patch of it where I lost a lot of grass last summer to drought. (Had crabgrass there by the end of the season.) I didn't notice any clover there last year, and clover can grow quickly, so it may be a new patch. Or perhaps there have been little struggling plants for years. Either way, it is quite welcome.
Ginda
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