Pollinator Flowers
Rounded flower heads provide nectar and pollen for bees and other visiting insects.Rounded blooms feed bees and other visiting insects.
products.product.pickup_availability.unavailable
Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is an upright, short-lived perennial legume with trifoliate leaves and rounded rose-pink to red flower heads. It adds seasonal color and pollinator activity to meadows and mixed plantings.
Grow in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Sow into a firm seedbed with good seed-to-soil contact, keep the surface evenly moist during establishment, and avoid planting seeds too deeply.
Rounded flower heads provide nectar and pollen for bees and other visiting insects.Rounded blooms feed bees and other visiting insects.
Upright stems carry distinctive rose-pink to red blooms above the foliage.Upright stems carry distinctive rose-pink blooms.
Trifoliate foliage and rounded blooms add texture to meadow-style plantings.Leaves and rounded blooms add meadow texture.
Clear weeds and prepare a firm, level seedbed with well-drained soil.
Clear weeds and prepare a firm, level seedbed.
Sow shallowly at the packet rate and press seed firmly against the soil.
Sow shallowly and press seed firmly into the soil.
Keep the upper soil evenly moist until seedlings are rooted and growing steadily.
Keep the upper soil evenly moist during establishment.
Thin overly dense patches where needed to improve airflow and even development.
Thin dense patches where needed for even growth.
Water during extended dry periods and prevent taller plants from shading young clover.
Water in long dry periods and limit heavy shading.
Continue exploring products you've recently viewed.