I’ve heard they’re better for pollinators, are more drought resistant, and are easier to maintain.

It’s hard to see a downside.

Has anyone here made the change? How’d it go?

    •  Wigglet   ( @Wigglet@beehaw.org ) 
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      52 years ago

      Aotearoa/NZ so otherside of the world. I don’t think clover would do well in texas. You should look into creeping thyme. That might be a better alternative as it can handle more heat, drought, and sun plus sandy poor soils