Trifolium Lucky Clover, Red Stripes, Shamrock Clover
This plant is fun to use in containers, and lucky all around. Leaves are green, with each leaf having a jagged and fairly wide red stripe along its central crease. Growing low but able to spill from plant pots and window boxes, you’ll love the look of the petite foliage.
Trifolium Lucky Clover, Coco Mint, Shamrock Clover
Care: A heat-tolerant plant that needs a basic, regular watering routine, this Lucky Clover will do well in mixed containers. A spreader, it can also be used to cover ground in rock gardens and other spots where you desire interesting foliage with great texture.
Trifolium repens Atropurpureum, Dutch Clover, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Trifolium repens Atropurpureum delights with its purple-bronze foliage, edged with green. The three-part leaves turn redder in the sun and greener in the shade. This creeping, mat-forming perennial is spread by underground runners, making it a solid choice for lawn substitutes, ground covers, retaining walls, ponds, shade gardens, and edging.
