Every time I’ve mown my puckerbrush in the past few days I’ve thought about this video. I have wild ajuga, bishops weed, burdocks, and other invasive plants. Maybe if I planted microclover it just could choke out some of that mess. How did you sow it and where did you purchase it?
I could possibly do that. Those are some larger plants, so I couldn't tell you for sure. I simply hand scattered before a light rain. A heavy rain will wash seeds away from where you want it, thus why I noticed it growing first on the slope and at the lull of our driveway where I didn't want it, but it is what it is. I have yet to scrape up the roots and transplant those "sheets" elsewhere. I love the stuff, and it is very cool under the barefoot on a very hot day.
@@TheWilleysOnOffGrid Thank you for the response. Scattering before a light rain makes a lot of sense. I think I'll try your method of transplanting it once established. It is hotter than all get out and it sure would be nice underfoot! I really love the look of that microfiber clover.
