The ruby red clover is a straightforward and reliable leader. It is a true survivor who lives in the present, knows its worth and values concrete and realistic needs. Self-sufficient and self-assured, it likes to interact with others and have fun. Some red clovers, the four-leaf clovers, have been blessed with more luck than others. The red clover likes the open countryside and is often found on meadows, which is the reason Linnaeus gave it the Latin name, Pratense.
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