Mix one cup of vinegar with a cup of water and one drop of dish soap. Shake it up and spray it onto any patches of clover. The vinegar will dry out the clover's leaves, and the dish soap will make sure it sticks. You may need to spray over a series of weeks to kill off the clover completely.

How do I rid my lawn of clover?

The best way to prevent clover, like other weeds, is to maintain a healthy, thick lawn that crowds out weeds. Use a quick-release nitrogen fertilizer to immediately help restore soil fertility. Fertilize regularly with a slow-release fertilizer, such as Milorganite, to maintain soil fertility.

How do you manually get rid of clover?

Clover is a difficult weed to eradicate because it is a stolon plant, which means that its roots form a real network of connections in the soil. For this reason, one of the only effective ways to remove them is manually, with a weed knife.