White Dutch Clover

SKU: COV01
White Dutch Clover

Plant Attributes

Days to Maturity: 45
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 1000
Annual

White Dutch Clover

SKU: COV01
Regular price $2.00
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White Dutch clover is a low-growing perennial cover crop prized for its ability to enrich soil and create a living mulch. It fixes nitrogen, improving fertility for future plantings, while its dense roots prevent erosion and suppress weeds. Once established, it forms a lush green carpet that withstands foot traffic and light mowing. Ideal for garden pathways, orchards, and between vegetable rows, White Dutch clover provides long-lasting soil health benefits and natural beauty season after season.

Whether to till White Dutch clover in spring depends on how you use it. As a cover crop, till it under two to three weeks before planting to let it decompose and release nitrogen, enriching the soil with organic matter. If you’re using it as a living mulch or permanent ground cover, don’t till it. Instead, mow or trim it back to keep it healthy. This maintains weed suppression and ongoing nitrogen fixation for surrounding plants.

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Customer Reviews

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Randy Clark

None of my clover seeds sprouted.

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Linda Bell
Drought entire summer and limited water use. Benefiting our bees and soil ecosystem.

We have lost a lot of our White Dutch Clover in our yard due to 2 years of severe Drought the entire summer and lack of rain. This helps our Honey Bees.

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Paris Sewell
Quality seeds!

This is year three of gardening for me and between watching Luke's YouTube and buying his seeds I have been able to feed my family, friends, and even neighbors! I have tried other seed brands but they don't match the germination and overall quality of MiGardner.

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teresa peele
White Dutch Clover

I order this clover to grow for extra feed for my chickens. I'm so excited to harvest it when ready. It's great for rabbits too. Once it gets its root going you will not have to plant it again. Just cut from the tops and use as feed or medicinal. Clover is good for that too.

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JA
Great Germination!

Tons of little clover popped up within days! The honeybees absolutely go nuts for these little white flowers! Always a treat to see them, and the native bees in the dozens in our clover patch!

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