legume/clover for short, low maintenance yard?
On Mon, 09 Apr 2012 21:48:00 -0700, Billy
wrote:
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Ohioguy wrote:
Are there any legumes or clovers that I could incorporate into a low
maintenance yard? I have purchased a couple of short, relatively slow
growing fescue varieties, but a legume would add some nitrogen
naturally. I was thinking about white dutch clover, but then I seemed
to recall seeing some really short yellow flowers in a yard that
appeared to be a clover, vetch or something in the legume family. It
was only about half the height of dutch clover, but I can't seem to find
any seed. (probably because I don't know the name to search for)
Thanks!
Sweet Clover, Yellow Similar to white variety but does better under
dry conditions.
Yellow sweet clover (Melilotus officinalis), which I love, doesn't
seem like it would be a good lawn plant. it's often used in hay. I
guess maybe if you mowed it regularly the flowers might bloom low.
don't know.
or
Dandelions.
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