| Common Name | Red clover |
| Family | Fabaceae |
| Genus | Trifolium |
| Species | Pratense |
| Origin | Europe / Asia |
| Blooming | Spring to Summer, pink-up flower heads |
| Leaf Color | Green with white V-markings |
| Sunlight | Sun |
| Category | Kitchen garden plants |
| Pet Friendly | Yes |
Well-drained loam, tolerates various pH levels, nitrogen-fixing symbiosis with rhizobia bacteria.
Moderate watering during establishment; drought tolerant once rooted. Avoid waterlogging.
Requires full sun for optimal growth and flowering; partial shade acceptable in hot climates.
Minimal nitrogen needed due to fixation; apply phosphorus/potassium if soil is poor.
Mow or cut back after flowering to encourage regrowth and prevent self-seeding.
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