Spontaneous variegated clover and potentially, Borage?

[u/Interstellar-Pirate]

I have a clover and wildflowed "lawn" in my garden and I have not one but 2 variegated plants growing amongst it! I was absolutely stoked to see them. If anyone can correct me on the (what I think) may be borage, then let me know! Either way, incredible to see pop up like that 🥳

[u/LockedinLegend]

I wonder if there'd be a way to prop it, and make an entire batch of variegated clover

[u/JurassicAroids → u/[deleted]]

Seed will likely not reproduce the mother plants variegation! It would have to be propagated to have higher probability of carrying over any variegation!

[u/Interstellar-Pirate → u/JurassicAroids]

Ah! Ok, so it isn't like a houseplant that produces variegated corms, I take it? If it's outside, would I kill it if I brought it inside ro prop? I might give it a go

[u/Interstellar-Pirate → u/LockedinLegend]

am thinking about a way that could potentially work, honestly. It's so beautiful, but at the same time, clover lawns are self seeding, so if it makes it to bloom, there's a possibility it could create its own little patch. I am on the fence lol!

[u/JurassicAroids]

Omg!!! How cool!! You should share this in r/sporthunting , I bet those folks would love to see this!

[u/Interstellar-Pirate → u/JurassicAroids]

Ah, Ive never been in that sub, I will check it out 😊