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japan clover

 

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Noun japan clover has 1 sense
  1. japanese clover, japan clover, jap clover, Lespedeza striata - an annual of tropical Asia naturalized in United States
    --1 is a kind of bush clover, lespedeza
    --1 is a member of genus Lespedeza

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Japan Clover

Definition:

Japan Clover refers to a species of clover that is native to Japan. It is a small, herbaceous plant that belongs to the legume family. Japan Clover is characterized by its trifoliate leaves and small, pink or purple flowers.

Usage:

Japan Clover can be used in various ways, both popular and local:

  • Popular: Japan Clover is known for its versatility in gardens and landscaping. It can be planted as ground cover or used in borders and containers to add a vibrant touch to any landscape.
  • Local: In Japan, Japan Clover holds cultural significance. It is often associated with traditional tea ceremonies and is considered a symbol of good fortune and luck.

Examples:

Here are a few examples showcasing the different uses and senses of Japan Clover:

  1. Popular:
  2. "I planted Japan Clovers in my garden, and they have beautifully filled in the empty spaces."

    "The Japan Clover in the container adds a vibrant touch to my balcony."

  3. Local:
  4. "As a part of the tea ceremony, the host carefully arranged Japan Clovers in the tokonoma."

    "According to Japanese folklore, finding a four-leaf Japan Clover brings extraordinary luck."

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