Micro Clover Groundcover (Seed Only)

Using Microclover in Landscaping Projects

Microclover works best blended into an existing lawn or overseeded into new turf, filling in bare patches and thin spots as it spreads. Because it stays low and soft underfoot, it’s a great fit for backyards, dog runs, and any space where kids or pets spend time barefoot. Landscapers also like it along borders and slopes, where its spreading habit helps hold soil in place. A Tall Fescue Blend and Kentucky Bluegrass are lawn grasses that work especially well alongside microclover. In general, microclover grows best when blended into grasses that can tolerate a short mow height.

Groundcover for Lower Maintenance Lawn Care

If you’re trying to cut down on mowing, watering, and chemical inputs, microclover does a lot of that work for you. Its slow, compact growth means fewer trips behind the mower, and its natural weed suppression cuts back on herbicide use. For homeowners who want a lawn that looks good without constant upkeep, it’s one of the easiest upgrades to make.