Hello Jessica. I have been reading your column since I came across it a few months ago. I enjoy reading it on Sunday it very helpful. I also like that you include some of your personal feelings and interests along with all the information. I have a question… I live in Lake Grove and have a very small lawn area on the side of my house bordered by my flowerbeds. I really would like to get rid of the grass and wonder if I can try to grow clover without digging up the existing grass. It doesn’t have to be perfect; I don’t mind a mix of grass and clover. I have read about white clover and red clover seeds and don’t know if either one would be appropriate to try and grow. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Hello Jessica. I have been reading your column since I came across it a few months ago. I enjoy reading it on Sunday it very helpful. I also like that you include some of your personal feelings and interests along with all the information. I have a question… I live in Lake Grove and have a very small lawn area on the side of my house bordered by my flowerbeds. I really would like to get rid of the grass and wonder if I can try to grow clover without digging up the existing grass. It doesn’t have to be perfect; I don’t mind a mix of grass and clover. I have read about white clover and red clover seeds and don’t know if either one would be appropriate to try and grow. Thank you and keep up the good work!