clover

Converse of object

• sow: Grazing with sheep will reduce it, as will sowing clover into an infested pasture.
• grow: To control weeds, grow clover in the winter in areas where you have no plant cover.
• find: Alastair found a four leaf clover on the way there.
• include: We decided to start off with the ' skin purifying ' tea, which includes red clover and nettle leaves?
• see: I was quite surprised to see clover considered a weed to kill out in lawns.

Adjective modifier

• White: White clover is an important source of winter food for wildfowl.
• subterranean: Spring annuals such as the interestingly named subterranean clover are common.
• Red: Red clover is larger, with dark pink to red flower heads.
• red: Clearly, the red clover is more than just a pretty flower.
• white: We've had a lot of white clover in flower on the lawn.

Modifies a noun

• trifolium: They are particularly characterized by the abundance of rye grass Lolium spp. and white clover Trifolium repens.
• ley: The farm's switch to organic production means its 700 acres are now all down to white clover grass leys.
• sward: For two years the land is down to a grass clover sward which is occasionally mown.
• leaf: You sit underneath a clover leaf trying to comprehend the strange world around you.
• seed: Clover seeds were not killed by field steaming treatments applied by a mobile field steamer.
• flower: Biology: White clover flowers from June to September.

Noun used with modifier

• four-leaf: In some parts of Britain finding a four-leaf clover also heralds the possibility of meeting your true love on the same day.
• leaf: Alastair found a four leaf clover on the way there.
• grass: For two years the land is down to a grass clover sward which is occasionally mown.