Micro-Clover vs "Regular" White Clover

Willey's Dam Camp - About 3 years ago, I sprinkled microclover seeds in two areas of our camp lot. The goal was for the wild "Wilmah's" (rabbits) to eat the clover and stay out of my garden beds. The clover took 1 1/2 years before I noticed a small patch that germinated. The following summer, I had lots and lots. This summer, the 3rd growing season, it has filled in and taken over the areas I wanted it to. Soon, I'll have a no-mow yard because this clover forms such a nice tender growth so close to the ground, it won't need mowing...ever. I love it, as do the Wilmah's who now leave my garden veggies/greens alone!

[@joelaichner3025]

Ever find a 4 leaf ?

[@hippiechickoffgridmaine8625]

Question. With the micro clover, i assume when you mow you are just mowing the blossoms along with anything else that happens to be growung there as well of course.

[@TheWilleysOnOffGrid]

If the mower setting is on a lower setting, it'll take off the blossoms. If I think of it tomorrow, I'll get a ground shot comparing white clover to microclover.

[@joelaichner3025]

Hej Chick !

[@TheWilleysOnOffGrid]

Here is the link to another video that shows more about the weeds around/in it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onbcnKKwl5KrpMU&ab_channel=TheWilley%27sOn%26OffGrid

[@hippiechickoffgridmaine8625]

Also, will the micro clover overtake whatever elae is growung there? Choke it out?

[@TheWilleysOnOffGrid]

So far, the microclover is choking out the sharp sedge grasses and working "with" the strawberries. I have far, far, far more strawberries this year than previous, which is odd.

[@TheWilleysOnOffGrid]

I'm talking about wild strawberries. This microclover is so soft and tender on the feet. Plush.

[@joelaichner3025]

Hej Again !

[@TheWilleysOnOffGrid]

I did another video for you today showing you more. Our connection is down to a crawl, but will upload when I can. Ove you