
Clover
Clover is a broadleaf, perennial weed found in lawns and garden beds. Leaves are usually divided into three leaflets atop stems that can reach 2 to 4 inches high.
Clover bears white or pink flowers from late spring into fall, which often attract bees. The seeds can live in the soil for 20-plus years before sprouting. As it spreads, Clover can suffocate lawn grasses.
Location
Clover is found throughout the United States.
Related or Similar Plants
White Clover, Red Clover, Sweet Clover.
Cultural Solutions
- When planting lawns, be sure clover seeds are not found in the grass mixture.
- A well-fertilized, properly cared-for lawn will help suppress the growth of clover.
- Post-Emergent: Kills existing listed broadleaf weeds
- Won't harm lawns
- Apply anytime spring through fall when temperatures are between 50º-90ºF
- Kills listed weeds including Dollarweed, Dandelion and Clover.
- Feeds, greens and strengthens your lawn.
- Prevents broadleaf and grassy weeds PLUS CRABGRASS up to 6 MONTHS.
- Kills over 200 listed broadleaf weeds like Dandelion and Clover
- PLUS controls listed grassy weeds like Crabgrass
- Won't harm lawns when applied as directed*
*When used as directed. Not for use on St. Augustinegrass (including Floratam variety), Bahiagrass, Carpetgrass, Centipedegrass or Dichondra.
- Won't harm lawns¹
- Rainproof in 1 hour
- 40 oz. Concentrate treats up to 20,000 sq. ft.
¹When used as directed.
- Kills 200+ broadleaf weeds in St. Augustinegrass, Centipedegrass and other Southern lawns
- One simple application kills Dandelions, Clover and more
- Rainproof in one hour
- 32 oz. Ready-To-Spray treats up to 16,000 sq. ft.
- 40 oz. Concentrate treats up to 20,000 sq. ft.
*Not for use on Dichondra, Carpetgrass, Floratam variety of St. Augustinegrass or desirable Clovers.