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Dutch white clover, botanically known as Trifolium repens, is a low-growing perennial plant commonly used for lawns, ground cover, and pasture. This variety is characterized by its fine texture, compact growth, and ability to form a dense, spreading mat through creeping stems. It produces small white flower heads during the growing season and adapts well to a wide range of climates and soil types. Dutch white clover performs best in well-drained soil with moderate moisture and establishes readily from seeds, making it suitable for mixed turf, open areas, and landscape planting.
Features
- Low-growing perennial with dense, spreading growth
- Fine-textured foliage suitable for lawns and turf
- Produces small white flower heads
- Adaptable to various soil and climate conditions
- Establishes quickly from seeds
Specifications
- Scientific name: Trifolium repens
- Common name (US): White Clover
- Seed type / variety: Dutch variety
- Growth habit: Creeping, mat-forming perennial
- USDA zones: 3-10
- Planting season: Spring or fall
- Growing season: Spring to fall
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Sowing Season:
- Spring: March to May
- Fall: September to October
- Germination time and conditions: 7-14 days at 15-25°C
- Sunlight requirements: Full sun to partial shade
- Soil requirements: Well-drained soil, adaptable to various types
- Watering needs: Moderate, consistent moisture during establishment
- Mature plant size: 10-20 cm height, spreading habit
- Plant spacing: Broadcast sowing or 10-20 cm between plants
