Propagation: Plant Propagation: The Basics Summer 2016, 2 by oxdriftgardener

oxdriftgardener wrote:
Ju these are for you. They are not really wildflowers but a farmers hay crop that is kind of pretty viewed in a mass. Don\'t know if you would be familiar with it in your area. This area is on our property and butts right up on our lawn. This was our horse pasture when the kids were growing up. I was standing on the edge of the lawn when I took these. It self seeds like wildfire and I am dreading it getting into my lawn. So far I have seen a few starts in the grass but hasn\'t flowered there yet. Would be far worse than dandelions if they get established in the grass. It is called birds foot trefoil because the seed pods are shaped like a birds foot. Otherwise the plant looks somewhat like clover but very fine stemmed. I believe it is a legume.