I thought this was a topic a couple of weeks ago.
Clover will not kill the grass but with the slightest dampness is
treacherously slippery.
Another problem arises when the grass becomes slightly brown in the summer,
then the still very green, clover will look out of place. "Patchy" and
doesn't look right. Clover does fix atmospheric nitrogen but this is not
released till death.
A 'greensman' would throw a fit!!
Best Wishes.
"Sherman" wrote in message
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"C.Swartz" wrote in message
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dps ) wrote...
Clover will not kill the grass. Clover is beneficial to a lawn. The
people who object to it probably don't like the white flowers.

The flowers are not the problem. It's the blasted bees! Bees and
children do not mix well.

-Chris

Bees, butterflies, birds and children DO mix very well! Teach the
children
respect, consideration and gentleness. They will then learn what the bees
already know.

Sherman.