Bronze Dutch Clover

Did you know

• The distinctive bronze-purple foliage with green edges makes this a striking ornamental ground cover.
• Like all clovers, it fixes nitrogen from the air through symbiotic root bacteria, enriching the soil naturally.
• Finding a four-leaf mutation on bronze Dutch clover is considered extra lucky because of the unusual leaf color.
• It is an important nectar source for honeybees and the resulting clover honey is prized for its mild flavor.
• The plant can withstand heavy foot traffic, making it an excellent lawn alternative.

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Uses

• ornamental ground cover
• lawn alternative
• soil improvement