Dear Luvlife,

Thank you very much for your inquiry. We can get rid of the clover with Weed b Gon Max (or any product that contains the herbicide triclopyr). As far as what grass to replace with, depends on your location. Also, it you have grass present, fertilizing your lawn after we knock back the clover will encourage the grass to spread into the spots where the clover was previously (the clover will simply return if we do not do this.)

So apply triclopyr (may need to go twice, one month apart) and fertilize (and make sure and water) and you will see a big improvement

Again, thanks for the question and let me know if you have more.

Respectfully

Trey Rogers, The Briggs & Stratton Yard Doctor, YardDoctor.com

We have similar problems, but more large weeds and are about to resod (too many attempts to seed and it's not working). Anyway, we're trying to go organic, but not sure if that approach will produce same results in combating weeds. Here's an article that discusses the organic route for weeds. Anyone tried it?
http://www.allaboutlawns.com/lawn-maintenance-care/seasonal-lawn-care/seasonal-lawn-care-summertime.php

Here is a link that might be useful: organic weed killing