Species: White clover (Trifolium repens L.) Cultivars: Durana, Patriot (recent release); Old white dutch (Old release) Origin: Mediterranean region Use: Grazing, pasture.

Description: General: Short, 1-2 feet tall, decumbent, sod forming. Leaves glabrous (no hairs), presence of water mark. Leaves more rounded than arrowleaf clover. Types: Small – leaves wild type Intermediate – leaves common type Ladino – large leaves and erect growth Life Span: Short-lived perennial, (annual). Adaptation: pH: Soil:Rainfall: Temperature 6.0-7.5 Loam, clay-loam; adapted to wet clay bottom soils; low salinity tolerance. 40-100 inches. Good cold tolerance. Management: Seeding Rate: Planting Date: Planting Depth: Seed Cost: Season of Use: Production: 3-4 lb/A September-October <0.1 inch $8-10/A March-May 2000-4000 lb/A Notes: Medium bloat potential. Inoculate with Rhizobia bacteria specific to white clover (Type B). Late maturing. High reseeding potential.