Sharing luck around the world… by beverley365

Sharing luck around the world…

Fields of white clover, soooo pretty in fields of luck & love for the world we live in.

These small unassuming flowers are really quite special…

The plants and flowers are high in phosphorus, calcium, and protein. This is one of the reasons that many herbivores will choose to consume clovers when they appear in a habitat.

They also release a large amount of nitrogen into the ground around them when they germinate and grow.

It has been calculated that 150 lbs of nitrogen can be added to an acre of land if an appropriate amount of this is grown on it.
Lovely shot of these beautiful wildflowers, such interesting info too.
July 19th, 2024  
Such impressive little plants - and they look so good1
July 19th, 2024  
A rat haven for wildlife.
July 19th, 2024  
Impressive data on the benefits of white clover. Thank you
July 19th, 2024  
Lovely
July 19th, 2024  
fields of flowers of any kind, lovely
July 19th, 2024  
Like your dof!
July 19th, 2024  
Lovely field of luck and love
July 19th, 2024  
Beautiful
July 19th, 2024  
Pretty.
July 19th, 2024  
Nice!
July 19th, 2024  
A beautiful collection of wild flowers in that field.
July 19th, 2024  
I just love meadow flowers. Well spotted
July 19th, 2024  
Nice😊
July 19th, 2024  
Nice
July 19th, 2024  
Lovely wild flower image
July 19th, 2024  
Thank you for sharing the luck!
July 19th, 2024  
So pretty and impressive information.
July 19th, 2024  
So interesting to know the benefits of white cover! Lovely capture!
July 19th, 2024  
Nice capture!
July 20th, 2024  
Lovely field of flowers!
July 20th, 2024  
nice
July 20th, 2024  
I enjoy reading the information.
July 20th, 2024  
Beautiful capture and I love the pov. Also interesting info.
July 20th, 2024  
So they're not just a pretty face but also beneficial! :) I love learning new tidbits every day here on 365!
July 20th, 2024  
Nature is very much smarter than we are!
July 20th, 2024  
Beautiful flowers with really interesting notes. This is old fashioned farming when they made time to keep the soil fertile for the next crop.
July 20th, 2024  
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