White Prairie Clover brings native perennial character to prairie-inspired gardens and naturalistic plantings. This packet contains 1,000 non-GMO, heirloom, open-pollinated seeds. Plants typically grow 2 to 3 feet tall, adding white flowers and an upright presence among grasses and other wildflowers.

Imagine a sunny patch of prairie flowers moving gently in the breeze, with seed heads left standing for ground-feeding birds. White Prairie Clover is a native legume that can form nitrogen-fixing root nodules with compatible soil bacteria. Its contribution to soil fertility depends on successful nodulation, growing conditions, and management; it is not a guaranteed cure for depleted soil or erosion.

Germination Rate: 89%. Test Date: 1/26. AWSC.

Texas Minimum Germination Rate: None

Why Choose White Prairie Clover?

• Native perennial interest: Add a returning component to suitable prairie and naturalistic plantings.
• White flowers: Light-colored blooms complement grasses and other wildflowers.
• Moderate height: Plants typically reach 2 to 3 feet, with final size affected by site conditions.
• Legume characteristics: Compatible root bacteria can support nitrogen fixation when conditions favor nodulation.
• Wildlife value: Mature seed can provide a food resource for quail and other ground-feeding birds.
• Heirloom and open-pollinated: Grow a traditional seed selection with natural variation among plants.

Planting Tips for Success

• Check local suitability: Confirm the species is appropriate for your region and intended planting site with local extension or native-plant guidance.
• Choose a sunny site: Use well-drained ground and avoid areas that remain persistently wet.
• Prepare the planting area: Reduce competing weeds before sowing so small seedlings have room to establish.
• Follow seed directions: Use packet or supplier guidance for sowing depth, spacing, planting season, and any recommended dormancy treatment. Do not assume every seed lot needs the same preparation.
• Maintain establishment moisture: Keep the seedbed gently moist as needed without washing seed away or saturating the soil.
• Allow establishment time: Perennial seedlings may invest in roots before producing a strong flowering display. First-year flowering is not guaranteed.
• Water thoughtfully: Adjust supplemental water to rainfall, soil moisture, and plant establishment.
• Fertilize conservatively: Use soil-test recommendations rather than routine heavy feeding. Nitrogen fixation depends on compatible bacteria and suitable conditions.
• Support and spacing: Leave room for upright growth and airflow. Assess the need for support in exposed garden sites rather than crowding plants together.
• Manage competition: Remove competing weeds carefully while young plants establish.
• Retain selected seed heads: Leave some mature heads for wildlife or seed saving, and manage unwanted seedlings as needed.

Why Choose David's Garden Seeds®?

• Veteran-Owned: Supplying premium seeds since 2009.
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• Integrity Pledge: David's Garden Seeds has taken the Seed Integrity Pledge.
• Great Customer Service: David answers all customer service questions, usually within a few minutes.

Ways to Use White Prairie Clover

• Prairie-style gardens: Combine with regionally appropriate grasses and wildflowers.
• Naturalistic borders: Use its moderate height to add a perennial layer to sunny plantings.
• Wildlife gardens: Leave mature seed heads as a seasonal food resource for birds.
• Site-appropriate restoration: Include in a locally planned native seed mix where suitable. Seek professional guidance for erosion-prone land rather than relying on one species alone.

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Start a native perennial planting with 1,000 White Prairie Clover seeds.

Important Disclosures

• Variety Disclaimer: Plant height, bloom timing, establishment, and performance vary with climate, soil, weather, and care. Germination test results do not guarantee identical garden results.
• Seed Storage: Store unused seeds in a cool, dry, dark location protected from moisture and temperature extremes.
• Planting Zones: Confirm local species suitability, seasonal sowing recommendations, and any dormancy treatment with regional guidance.
• Soil Improvement: Nitrogen fixation and restoration outcomes depend on soil biology, establishment, and management. This seed is not a substitute for a site-specific soil or erosion-control plan.
• Planting Seed: Seeds are sold for planting, not for human consumption.

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