Clover is amazing.

Up until the 1950s, clover seed was included with grass seed mixes sold in the United States. It was just a standard part of every yard in America. Then, after World War II, the chemical industry introduced the idea of a monoculture lawn, and biodiversity became shunned. But with that loss of biodiversity in our yards, and an increased use in chemical herbicides, we've seen a host of problems arise, including water and air pollution, degraded soils, a decline in pollinator populations, turf disease, turf pests and an explosion of health problems for people and pets.

Clover can make any lawn better.
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