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However, you can't kill clover by simple mowing because it grows fast and has a tendency to sprout continually on places it once appeared.
Accordingly, how do you kill clover without killing grass?
How To: Get Rid of Clover
- Cook it. A natural way to thwart clover is to deprive it of sunlight and oxygen.
- Douse it. Here's a natural remedy many gardeners find effective: Mix vinegar with a small amount of dish soap, put the mixture in a spray bottle, and spot treat clover clumps.
- Kill it with corn gluten.
- Hit back with herbicide.
Secondly, should I kill the clover in my lawn?
Clover spreads by seed and creeping stems that root along the ground, so be sure to pull it sooner than later. When pulling up clover, be sure to loosen the soil to break up any remaining roots you may have missed. If you don't want to pull clover by hand, you need an effective weed killer that won't harm your grass.
How to Kill White Clover
- Apply a nitrogen-rich fertilizer. Clover does not do well in a nitrogen-rich environment, so a nitrogen fertilizer will kill this weed.
- Spot treat the clover with a herbicide.
- Spray the clover with a vinegar and soap mixture.