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Hey, Mike, fellow Louisianian (?)

I have planted the highway right-of-way through my place in crimson clover 
for three years.  And every time it is starting to bloom the blessed highway 
department mows it down.

Walter Weller

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Have you ever seen an entire section of roadside covered with blue bonnets 
in the spring in TEXAS? BEAUTIFUL!!!! Same could be said for red top clover 
in other sections of the south.
Mike in LA

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