I find red clover to be a very short-lived perennial. Almost biennial in nature in my experience. Allow it to drop seed or sow more yourself for a continuous supply. The dutch white clover is a nice lawn clover. Mows well and since it (like many other clovers) fixes nitrogen, it helps to make your lawn more fertile. Lots of four-leaf clovers too if you've the eye to spot them. (See link for more of my finds....) FataMorgana A bouquet of 4-leaf clovers from last spring.... Here is a link that might be useful: I can spot those 4-leaf clovers....

Potentilla canadensis looks good for the first two. How about Chrysogonum virginianum, aka green-and-gold, for the third?

Yes. Anemonella thalictroides.

Thanks for the confirmation, Rhizo. :( I’m throwing them all out. No sense in keeping them if I have to pluck out all of the leaves to even begin treating. Never ordering from that site again. More of a bummer because I bought them as a birthday gift to myself!