I would like to fill in the patches with clover, but none of the garden stores carry clover seed. Does anyone have a clue where I could buy a big bag of the stuff?

I live in Quebec Canada. Thanks in advance, Yvette

I found an article for you that strongly suggests planting Dutch White Clover (Trifolium repens):

http://counties.cce.cornell.edu/rensselaer/HORT/Fact sheets/fs07522x white clover.htm

Here's another article about using White Clover in lawns:

http://www.greenventure.ca/pdf/Clover.pdf

And I also (drumroll, please) found you an Eastern Canadian source for the seed. The place is called Homestead Organics. I'm attaching a link to their pdf catalogue.

Good luck. If this source doesn't work for you, I hope someone else can help. Maybe your local garden centre can get some in for you.

Just an idea... I know that farmers grow clover because their livestock eat it... so it might be available in one of those stores catering to farming, like TSC, a place where farm equipment is sold.

On an slightly unrelated note, last year I tried black clover, it really is black - and it is really cool.

from Katy

Good luck.