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DeHart is showcasing Trifolium incarnatum or crimson clover, as a blood red, carefree ground cover. In a trial in crimson clover, the dust tracked in by bees killed 74 to 87 percent of the earworm larvae present -- six to seven times the earworm mortality observed in a field pollinated by undusted bees. Now, bed after bed of untrampled crimson clover, entangled by vines of blue-flowered hairy vetch, adorn the grounds beneath the stately, spreading trees. |
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crimson clover - southern European annual with spiky heads of crimson flower; extensively cultivated in United States for forage