As a side note:<p>I&#x27;m not a botanist or anything. This is just what I&#x27;ve read. But I remember growing up there being clover everywhere. It was vibrant, green, felt great under foot and flourished even in South Texas.<p>You don&#x27;t see that often anymore. The claim I&#x27;ve seen is that herbicides commonly used to treat weeds on lawns kill it.<p>So I bought a couple 1lb bags off Amazon (I think about $10). We had a few weeds since we don&#x27;t use herbicides (not out of principle or anything, I&#x27;m just not that into gardening). Anyways, the clover chokes out the weeds completely, looks great, seems to help the grass grow better, and is just nothing but a positive thing.<p>Really happy with it. Some of my super-gardener neighbors might not appreciate it. It&#x27;s never come up. But I like that even during droughts my lawn stays vibrant and green with minimal water.