California Gardening: Anyone in North San Diego County growing a White Clover Lawn, 1 by WormsLovSharon

WormsLovSharon wrote:
I just completed photographing several different areas. White Clover, Green & Silver Dicondra and Australian Violet. I have the clover and the Australian Violet in direct Las Vegas 112 degree heat with maybe 5 percent humidity, at the most, right next to the concrete driveway. When it is raining here our humidity is the most 30%. As the ads say, it is a dry heat. The Australian and White Clover love the heat. They do well in the direct 112 degree but does get a little ragged by mid August. All my landscape is on automatic sprinklers and drip. It is also very mulched. I have shade from two story homes on both sides, and I have planted trees to provide shelter. I think the mulch is the main factor. I have more foliage and a smaller water bill than the majority of my neighbors. Silver Dichondra. At the top of driveway. Sorry I cannot spell Dichondra and spell check cannot pick it up.