Clover (Trifolium) is a perennial, broadleaf weed common throughout the U.S. It has three characteristic, round leaflets on a long stalk and small, round white or pinkish/purplish flowers. ... It's more resilient than other broadleaf weeds, drought-tolerant and its low-growing habit evades mower blades.

Does broadleaf herbicide kill clover?

Clover can be killed with repeat applications of a combination selective broadleaf weed killer. ... The clover should be healthy and actively growing when you spray it so it will readily absorb the herbicide.

What herbicide works best on clover?

The best two chemicals to kill clover are MCCP (Mecoprop) and Dicamba. Between the two, Dicamba can be harsh on the environment, so MCCP is preferred for lawn care. Most lawn weed control products or weed and feed products contain MCCP and a combination of various other chemical herbicides to target other weed pests.