White Prairie Clover is a widely distributed shorter stature legume native forb found in much of the central and eastern areas of the United States. This native wildflower is an important food source for many pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
Summer bloom period
Excellent fixer of nitrogen
Mature plant height of 2 feet
White bloom at the base of the seed head
Medium seedling vigor and deep-rooted up to a minimum of 14 inches
Moderate heat and drought tolerance
Great source of food for pollinators and other beneficial insects
Highly adaptable in varying soil types and climates
Very good grazing value