(1) Leguminous plants such as clover evolved in parallel with legions of bacteria that live in their root nodules.

(2) A four-course rotation was adopted based on turnips, clover , barley, and wheat.

(3) They had planted some basil and clover , which would hopefully grow pretty fast.

(4) To attract these flies, plant some dill, parsley and sweet clover in your garden.

(5) Legumes, like clover , are very efficient at breaking down rock phosphate into more available forms.

(6) Cover crops included crimson clover , generally planted in the off-season to protect the soil.

(7) As for clover , why not leave this attractive plant and good luck charm alone?

(8) First the air filled with the smells of clover , wet grass, and honeysuckle.

(9) They use compost and cover crops like crimson clover and mustard to replenish the soil.

(10) Cover crops containing clover and other legumes should also be monitored carefully as they might add excessive nitrogen to the vineyard soil.

(11) There are sprinklings of yellow and white from buttercups and clover , and dock weeds tower above the lot.

(12) He was pleased to find both yarrow and clover blossoms in the field.

(13) The image is framed by a garland of wheat, clover , and flax flowers.

(14) Creeping perennials, like clover or bracken, seem to move around in the environment.

(15) Jean's honey is mainly produced from the nectar of clover , alfalfa and fireweed.

(16) We found it quite quickly, a patch of grass with yellow gorse bushes dotted here and there around, blue vetch and clover , bright red Herb Robert.

(17) Much of the honey on sale in most countries is from clover and similar field crops.

(18) The organic farmer relies on the use of crop rotations, animal manure, clover and low stocking rates.

(19) Butterflies and bogflies flutter above and around trefoils, daisies, clovers , sea-pinks and orchids.

(20) The plants sprouting now include grasses, clovers , dandelions, several types of thistle, mustards, and small composites.