Trifolium repens

Also known as Dutch Clover, Ladino Clover, Creeping White Clover

White clover spreads across lawns and pastures via creeping stolons that root at nodes, creating dense mat-forming colonies. Its distinctive three-part leaves feature faint pale V-shaped markings, while rounded heads of tiny white flowers bloom from late spring through autumn. Highly valued by beekeepers and soil ecologists, this legume forms symbiotic root partnerships with nitrogen-fixing bacteria to enrich surrounding soil.