- applestar
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Do you mean the clover?
I'll let someone else answer how to get rid of... we love clover in our lawn. Great for honeybees when in bloom, nitrogen-fixer so the rhizobium/root nodules as well as the chopped up leaves feed the grass especially when using mulching mower = less ...practically no... fertilizer needed.
I'll let someone else answer how to get rid of... we love clover in our lawn. Great for honeybees when in bloom, nitrogen-fixer so the rhizobium/root nodules as well as the chopped up leaves feed the grass especially when using mulching mower = less ...practically no... fertilizer needed.
- rainbowgardener
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