Aberace Micro Clover

Aberace Micro Clover (Trifolium repens) is a perennial micro clover used for ground cover. This dwarf white clover is an alternative to traditional bluegrass or fescue lawns, but can be mixed with either. Amber ace micro clover has very small leaves. A benefit of a clover lawn is that it fixes nitrogen. It prefers full sun. It can be mowed, and can even be mowed closer than a grass lawn, but mowing is not required. It is comparatively maintenance free.

Micro Clover is being used more often as an alternative to grass lawns.  It germinates and establishes fast, is dependable and persists. White dutch is the most popular clover seed for lawn alteratives. It grows vigorously in poor clay soil. Thrives best in a cool, moist climate in soils with ample lime, phosphate, and potash. In general, white clover is best adapted to clay and silt soils in humid and irrigated areas. It grows successfully on sandy soils with a high water table or irrigated droughty soils when adequately fertilized. White clover seldom roots deeper than 2 feet, which makes it adapted to shallow soils when adequate moisture is available.