Type:  Perennial
Sun:  Full sun, Partial sun
Soil Moisture:  Dry, Medium
Soil Type:  Loam, Sand (preferes well draining soil)
Height:  1-2 feet
Spacing:  12-18 inches (3-6" for 7ci)
Bloom Time:  July, Aug
Bloom Color:  White
 
As a member of the pea family, this clover benefits from bacteria in the soil to produce nitrogen that the plant needs. 
 
Suggested Use:  Plant multiples for greater impact. Works well in a "wild" meadow area with other native wildflowers such as Blanket Flower, Beebalm, Blue Flax and others. 

Tips: This plant is drought tolerant as it has a deep taproot, but can accept summer water.
 
Attracts:  Bees, birds, and butterflies are all fans of the Prairie Clover and will be attracted to the plant. It is a larval host plant for the Dogface and Reakirt's Blue butterflies.