You can pick up clover seed at almost any garden/farm supply store. It's usually sold as "Pasture booster" as a mix of red & white clover seed coated in little fertilizer beads. You'll need to aerate the soil a bit and water it down daily for a week or so, but once it takes clover establishes a deep taproot and will send runners everywhere. Make sure to let it flower and go to seed and you'll have more clover than you know what to do with.
You can pick up clover seed at almost any garden/farm supply store. It's usually sold as "Pasture booster" as a mix of red & white clover seed coated in little fertilizer beads. You'll need to aerate the soil a bit and water it down daily for a week or so, but once it takes clover establishes a deep taproot and will send runners everywhere. Make sure to let it flower and go to seed and you'll have more clover than you know what to do with.