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The yellow and white clover, along with the odd wild daisy, are blooming in my yard! So no mowing for another week or two.
I can sit in Grandma's Hootch and drink tea while looking at pretty flowers and the lake. It reminds me of a little mountain valley.
All the while knowing that in 10 or twelve weeks it will all be covered in snow again.
All the while knowing that in 10 or twelve weeks it will all be covered in snow again.
Jeez, just how far north are you?!
Did you plant any clover seeds or did it "just happen"?
I have some clover, but I want it to take over my yard more.
That looks so peaceful. I hope you get to see a lot of bees too.
I got flowers around that the bees like better than the clover. So I don't see them hitting those flowers very often. They like the wild roses better that grow around in the places I don't/can't mow.
Oh yeah the bees go nuts over my swarp rose.
I still mow/mulch my clover every two weeks, it “trains” it to a manageable height and help return the nitrogen to the soil.
I mow it enough that the clover doesn't get much taller than it is right now. So I can easily enjoy the pretty flowers for several weeks.
I often do you mow then? I mow every 2 weeks and the grass is barely 6” long.
Water every 2 days, fertilize when needed, but the clover does a good job of that.