White Clover is a low-growing, European-introduced perennial that has become a ubiquitous component of lawns and disturbed areas across North America. Its nitrogen-fixing root nodules improve soil fertility, and its white flowers provide nectar for bees, butterflies, and other insects. It is a primary forage plant for many pollinators including honeybees.
Habitat
Lawns, meadows, and disturbed areas across North America
Diet
Outstanding nectar for honeybees and native bees; seeds eaten by many birds
How common
Common
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