I remember RED CLOVER growing in the pastures, and even in the yard sometimes, on the farm where I grew up in Rice County, Kansas. We only have two little patches of it mixed in with the tall grasses, but it's a beautiful plant and a different color than anything else blooming right now. According to information I found, the florets are edible, with a slightly sweet flavor, and the leaves can be dried and steeped to make a very nutritious tea.
Red Clover
I remember RED CLOVER growing in the pastures, and even in the yard sometimes, on the farm where I grew up in Rice County, Kansas. We only have two little patches of it mixed in with the tall grasses, but it's a beautiful plant and a different color than anything else blooming right now. According to information I found, the florets are edible, with a slightly sweet flavor, and the leaves can be dried and steeped to make a very nutritious tea.
