Dutch White Clover

Dutch White Clover’ - Trifolium repans

This clover is most often used in lawns, lawn replacement and conservation plantings. Great for erosion control, cover crop or lawn replacement. This clover will grow again easily after mowing or grazing. Great as a food source for wildlife as well as domestic animals. Pollinating bees also use this clover as a food source. It can be grown in moist soils, pastures, lawns or on the borders of fields.

Light Requirement: Sun to Partial Shade
Life Cycle: Perennial

Up to 8-12 inches

Seeding Rate: 1 lb. per 5000 sq. ft.

Planting Instructions:

When to Sow this Mixture: Spring and Early or Late Summer is the best time to seed. Avoid seeding the hotter parts of the summer or extremely hot days.

How to Sow: Remove all existing growth and sow evenly over the area. We suggest compressing for a good seed to soil contact without pushing the seeds beneath the soil. Keep watered and moist until the seedlings are about 4 inches high and then watering can be reduced.

How to Maintain: Clover does not need fertilizer. Clover acts as a green fertilizer if trimmed and is a great for aeration as the roots work into the soil. It is also a great nitrogen booster. Mow once in mid-summer and once about 4-6 weeks before the first fall frost. Do not use herbicides. Purchase a bit extra seed of this mix to fill in any sparse areas that may occur.


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