A heat-tolerant plant that needs a basic, regular watering routine, this Lucky Clover will do well in mixed containers. A spreader, it can also be used to cover ground in rock gardens and other spots where you desire interesting foliage with great texture. Ensure well-draining soil and no wet feet. No need for fertilizing. Can be dug up and taken indoors when temperatures drop in fall and winter.

This plant is fun to use in containers, and lucky all around. It has clover-shaped foliage, green with cocoa edging. The cocoa markings have undertones of burgundy. Growing low but able to spill from plant pots and window boxes, you'll love the look of the petite foliage. Lovely in rock gardens... enough of a spreader to be an effective ground cover.

For more information please see our article on choosing, locating, planting and maintaining ground cover plants.