white and yellow sweet clover

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The abundance and heartiness of the sweet clovers has caught my attention for some years now. A favorite with bee keepers but I've also noticed a great amount of seed from this plant. Am wondering if anyone has experienced a sprouted flour from the seed of this plant?

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I grow both but don't worry about the seed since I use it for both soil cover and mulch, all my clovers come back year after year.
The bees love to visit when the clovers are in flower too.

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