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Dutch, red clover are both good options. Dutch will only grow a 6-8" tall. Red clover can get up to 18". The micro clover pipolina is one that I personally like and only gets 2-3" tall..
In difficult spots subterranean clover can survive. It's an interesting species as it's seeds are formed underground like a peanut.
Wow, I appreciate the detailed response! How did you come to learn so much about plants?
It's been my career for over 3 decades now. I have traveled the globe as an expert on the subject until the constant travel messed up my health. Been to every continent but Antartica. Currently I am running my own business selling seeds farmers/others as the most overqualified salesman around.