Clover mites emerge in spring as they complete their seasonal lifecycle and are known to destroy plants and negatively impact ...

Clover mites (Bryobia praetiosa) are admittedly tiny and may be easy to miss on their own, but they arrive in large numbers and with the potential to cause problems for your plants and headaches ...

This hardy perennial fixes nitrogen and attracts pollinators so you may want to rethink getting rid of these small white flowers.

What do clover mites eat? Clover mites are plant eaters, and get their nutrition from sucking the juices from plants. As their name suggests, they prefer to feast on clovers, but they’ll also ...

While it’s not particularly unattractive in a lawn, clover does grow and spread very rapidly, and can easily choke out and replace grass or other cultivated plants. If you’re like most people ...

Clover mites, tiny arachnids about the size of the "O" in "In God We Trust," become prevalent in warm, moist spring weather.

A clover lawn primarily consists of leguminous clover plants, either on their own or mixed with traditional grasses. The most common types of clover used for lawns are White Dutch clover ...

Sometimes, a low-growing plant, clover, can crop up among the grass. If you don't like the idea of small whitish flowers scattered throughout the grass, it may be frustrating to see clover.