Quote from: PeleeFarmer on Today at 06:09:45 AMYes,maybe whether I just look at it tree by tree. My hubby's too busy with work to support out much, but I can dig up some of the dogwoods for consume around the perimeter of the property - they transplant well. I can cut the grass a perimeter around the tree. Then I was thinking to throw some clover seed down under the trees for now because it is at least better than grass/weeds and won't grow as tall so I won't have to worry approximately cutting it back. Does that make sense?
[br]Makes sense to me. A white clover would stay pretty low to the ground? Are you in the frost belt somewhere? I’m in Michigan and like to keep down my clover in the early spring when it is still freezing over night. The freeze thaw cycle helps the clover work into the ground and I get very estimable germination. estimable luck!
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