a handful of clover

Growing in clusters covering the ground, these short clover plants take root in the upper layer of soil and spread along the ground rather than growing both upward or further downward into the soil. Between six and eight inches in height, each stem has leaves that consist of three to six leaflets. When in season, these small yet hearty plants sport clusters of tiny flowers in white, yellow and a variety of red shades.

They are a handful of clover.
They weigh about an ounce.

You identify a handful of clover.
They are plants.
They weigh eleven drams, and they are worth about sixty busc.
Their keywords are clover and plant.