Plant Habit: Spreads by Runners, Readily Reseeds, Bedding (Ground Cover) Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Plant Type: Pastures, Orchards and Flood Areas, Erosion Control, Decorative Plant, Rockery Plant, Wild Plant Climate: Hardier than most other Clovers, Cold, Dry Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Shade USDA Hardiness Zone (F): Thrives in all but the moist arid zones Genus: Tifolium Species: Pea Family, adds nitrogen to your soil Common Name: Strawberry Clover Watering: Waterwise Life Cycle: Strawberry clover is a long lived perennial (Peaceful Valley, 1988) that roots at the the nodes of stolons (Gillett, 1985) and grows principally during the summer (McLeod, 1982). Flowering is during June and July (Duke, 1981). From 20-35% of seed may be hard. The species can be seeded in fall or during spring where moisture is adequate. Season of Interest: Enjoy Pollinators All Spring, Summer and Fall