CHUXAY GARDEN Four-Leaf Clover 100 Seeds Rare Three-Leaf Clover Bring Good Luck Ground Cover Seed New Lawn Easily Grow Great for Garden

Several plants bear the four-leaf clover of Irish lore, including the lucky clover (Oxalis tetraphylla) and false shamrock (Oxalis acetosella). Most produce compound leaves with three leaflets, although occasionally a four-leaf stem will emerge. A properly cared for four-leaf clover plant will delight you years with its delicate foliage and dainty flowers. But no amount of care will guarantee you get a four-leaf clover -- that takes luck, pure and simple. Surprisingly, the lucky clover is often looked upon as merely a common lawn weed to be killed. In fact, until recently it was standard practice to include clover seed in lawn seed mixes; it was valued as a built-in fertilizer since it can fix atmospheric nitrogen. Having a clover lawn provides a low-maintenance landscaping solution to many of the environmental concerns about grass lawns. The advantages of three-leaf clover: Reduces excessive irrigation: Clover tolerates drought conditions better than grass because it has long roots that enable it to access water at deeper levels. Looks better longer: It has a lasting green color and stands up better to heavy foot traffic than grass. Improves tough soil: Clover tolerates compacted soil better than lawn grass does and its long tap roots also help to aerate your soil. Attracts pollinators: Clover puts out a mildly attractive flower that draws bees and other pollinators to your landscape.