Low-maintenance, drought-tolerant and wildlife-friendly — clover lawns are on the rise and replacing grass in gardens. Here’s ...

In many situations, clover is not as durable as traditional grass lawns. " Tough, low groundcovers like clover make for ...

It’s called clover lawns, and the name pretty much explains it all. While clovers were once thought of as pesky weeds, they are now being looked at as a hassle-free alternative to grass.

If you're considering clover for your lawn, you can aim for full clover, but mixing clover into your existing grass is also a great approach. Ahead, we spoke to turf specialists who explain the steps.

For those looking to achieve a lush green lawn with minimal effort, one type of plant is replacing traditional grass seed - ...

Unlike grass, clover usually only needs to be mowed once a year. To get rid of it, you'll have to hand-pull to remove the plants and the deep roots, or use a dethatching rake.

The main downside of a clover lawn is durability. Say what you will about grass, you can walk on it, picnic on it, play touch football on it and it will spring back like nothing happened. Clover ...

Swapping out grass lawns for water-saving alternatives has become the new normal. But instead trading of your lawn for turf have you ever considered clover? The idea has gained momentum online.

Dwarf white clover can be a low-maintenance, sustainable alternative to traditional turf grass for North Texas lawns, and is more heat-resistant when mixed with St. Augustine, Bermuda or buffalo ...