White Dutch Clover

White Dutch Clover

White Dutch Clover is a low growing perennial plant that produces white to pale pink flower clusters. It can be used for food plots, lawns, or as a cover crop. White Dutch grows up to 12 inches tall. White Dutch Clover is a high-protein, nutritious food source for deer wildlife, it also attracts pollinators. It is more heat tolerant than other clovers.

Planting Guide

Seed Type:

• Perennial (3 to 5 years)(Taken care of, it can last 8 to 10 years)

Sunlight Exposure:

• Full Sun
• Partial Sun
• Shade (To an Extent)

Seeding Depth: 

• 1/4 inch
• Broadcasted on top the soil (Drag in)
  

Seeding Rate: 

• Broadcasted: 8 - 10 lbs Per Acre
• Drilled: 7 - 8 lbs Per Acre
  

Soil Type:

• Well Drained
  
• Dry Soil (For short periods of time)
• Poorly Drained (For short periods of time)

Seeding Date:

North-

• Spring: April through Early June
• Fall: Mid July through August
• Frost Seeding: November through March

Central-

• Spring: April through May
• Fall: August through September.
• Frost Seeding: November through March

South-

• Fall: September through October
• Frost Seeding: December through February
• Spring: Not as ideal as Fall seeding, however it can be done. Plant with lots of rain in the forecast.

Note: If frost seeding, up the seeding rate per acre by 25%