Overview
Know The Growing Conditions Of Clover
While it might be easy to spot clover, it will be helpful to know where it is most likely to grow and what conditions it thrives in. This will help you find clover and treat it quickly.
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Have Your Soil's Nitrogen Level Checked
One of the key factors for clover to take hold in your lawn is under-fertilization. Soil that is low in nitrogen creates an inviting place for clover to take hold. Often times, it's even used as an indication for low nitrogen in the soil.
If you see clover, there's a good chance the soil is lacking nitrogen. If you know there are areas of your lawn that consistently lack proper nutrients, this is an area you should inspect carefully. A soil test can tell you exactly what nutrients your soil has and what it lacks.
