Trifolium rubens, Red Feather Clover, Red Trefoil pollinator-friendly Native to the mountains of

Native to the mountains of Korea and Japan

Very fine-textured (It's almost the cotton candy of Mock Oranges)

Clusters of small

followed by deep green pinnate leaves up to 12 inches long

Trifolium rubens, Red Feather Clover, Red Trefoil pollinator-friendly Native to the mountains ofThis most ornamental clover has large, magenta purple, upright, conical blooms opening from purplish silver buds in early to late summer. It attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds! A nitrogen fixer, it can also break up dense soil, so clay is okay! It's also a great bank cover, helpful with erosion prevention. Put succinctly, it's a prolific bloomer and useful, too! Neaten it up with an occasional cutting back. Native to central and southern