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altairprime
35 days ago
The article says why; technically, no, Alaska considers it mildly invasive, and it suffers at -40F and won’t bloom until +60F.
https://plants.sc.egov.usda.gov/plant-profile/TRPR2
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skyberrys
35 days ago
Thanks, I looked up the other plant I was thinking of and it's called purple shamrock, it does not provide nitrogen fixing. It looks like the red clover is pretty widely grown across the US from your link.
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