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WHITE PRAIRIE CLOVER
WILDFLOWERS · LEGUMES SKU TBD · DALEA CANDIDA

WHITE
PRAIRIE CLOVER

$6.00 – $35.00

The white-bloom prairie clover — the same forage quality and nitrogen fixation as its purple cousin, blooming a bit earlier.

SIZE
● IN STOCK — SHIPS FROM ENID, OK RATE: 3 OZ/1000 OR 8 LBS/ACRE

SUMMARY

White prairie clover is a native, warm-season perennial leguminous forb adapted to the central two-thirds of the United States. It is typically found growing on well-drained sandy, gravelly and silt-type soils. White prairie clover favors the mid-to-short grass prairies receiving 10 to 20 inches of annual rainfall.

01

HIGH FORAGE VALUE

Protein-rich browse for livestock and deer.

02

EARLIER BLOOM

Flowers slightly ahead of purple prairie clover.

03

NITROGEN FIXATION

Native legume feeding the surrounding grasses.

04

POLLINATOR VALUE

White bloom heads worked heavily by native bees.

05

DEEP TAPROOT

Drought tolerance and long stand life.

06

PRAIRIE QUALITY

A component of high-quality prairie reconstruction.

07

PLANT BOTH

Pairing with purple prairie clover extends the bloom window.

PLANTING INFORMATION
Planting Rate3 OZ/1000 OR 8 LBS/ACRE
Planting SeasonFall; Spring
Minimum Soil Temp for Germination65° F
Optimal Soil pH6.5–8
EstablishmentModerate
SEED INFORMATION
Seeds Per Pound275,000
PLANT CHARACTERISTICS
Leaf ColorGreen
Growing CyclePerennial
Sun RequirementFull Sun
NativeYes
ZONE
USDA Plant Hardiness Zones3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9
Taxonomy details not published for this product.