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Ladino Clover is a perennial herbaceous plant known for its larger leaves and spreading ground cover growth habit. It grows well in temperate to moderately warm climates and is commonly cultivated in home gardens, open landscapes, and ground cover plantings. The plant prefers full sunlight to partial shade, well drained soil, and moderate moisture, making it suitable for consistent ground coverage and herbal garden cultivation.
Features
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Perennial herbaceous plant suitable for ground cover planting
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Spreading growth habit with broad foliage
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Adaptable to garden beds, lawns, and open landscapes
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Prefers sunny to partially shaded locations
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Suitable for temperate to moderately warm climates
Specifications
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Scientific name: Trifolium repens var. ladino
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Common name (US): White Clover
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Seed type / variety: Ladino clover herbal plant seed
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Growth habit: Low growing perennial herbaceous plant
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USDA zones: 3 to 10
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Planting season: Spring or early fall in suitable climates
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Growing season: Spring through fall active growth
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Sowing season: February to April in warm regions; March to May in temperate regions; September to October in mild climates
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Germination time and conditions: About 7 to 14 days in moist well drained soil
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Sunlight requirements: Full sun to partial shade
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Soil requirements: Well drained loamy or sandy soil preferred
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Watering needs: Moderate watering with consistent moisture during establishment
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Mature plant size: Approximately 6 to 10 inches height with spreading growth
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Plant spacing: About 8 to 12 inches between plants
