About This Variety

Meet This Variety

White Clover is a low-growing flowering clover for lawn mixes, ground-cover plantings, and naturalized areas where its spreading habit fits the site. It is not a conventional turfgrass, but its rounded foliage and small blooms can complement a softer, mixed planting approach.

Use it where the soil is prepared and the site matches its light and moisture needs. Establishment and appearance vary with local conditions, mowing practices, and seasonal weather, so manage it as part of the planting rather than expecting uniform turf performance.

A low-growing perennial clover for mixed lawn and ground-cover projects.

Growing at a Glance

Botanical Name Trifolium repens
Life Cycle Perennial
Sun Requirement Full Sun
Water Needs Moderate
Soil Preference Well-drained; Fertile

Why Gardeners Love It

Creeping Growth

Creeping stems can form low patches in suitable planting areas.Creeping growth for low patches.

Flowering Interest

Flowering clover can add seasonal interest to mixed plantings.Flowering interest in mixed areas.

Site Flexibility

Use where light, soil, and lawn goals are compatible.Use where site goals are compatible.

Best Growing Conditions

Sun Exposure
Full Sun
Moisture Needs
Moderate
Soil Preference
Well-drained; Fertile

How to Grow

01

Prepare

Prepare a firm seedbed with drainage suited to the planting site.

Prepare a firm, well-drained seedbed.

02

Sow

Sow shallowly and press seed into reliable contact with the soil.

Sow shallowly and press into soil.

03

Water

Keep the surface evenly moist while seedlings establish.

Keep the surface evenly moist.

04

Support

Control weeds and protect seedlings while they establish.

Control weeds while seedlings establish.

05

Care

Manage mowing, flowering, or ground cover for the local use.

Manage for local mowing or cover use.

Garden Uses

Ground Cover
Naturalized Plantings
Meadows

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