Trifolium comprises upright or sprawling annuals, biennials, and herbaceous perennials characterized by their trifoliate leaves and small, pea-shaped blossoms that typically appear in clusters or on short spikes.

Trifolium

Trifolium 'Beauty' (Angel Clover Series)

Trifolium 'Chocolate' (Angel Clover Series) is a low-growing perennial that reaches a height of up to 15 cm. Its foliage features clusters of 3-5 leaflets that display pink hues with brown centers, transitioning to green as summer progresses, accented by red veins. During the summer months, it produces round flower heads that are either white or have a hint of pink, rising above the leaves on slender stalks. These flowers are an excellent source of nectar for pollinators, particularly bees.

Trifolium 'Chocolate' (Angel Clover Series)

Trifolium 'Marriage' (Angel Clover Series)

Trifolium 'Onyx' (Angel Clover Series)

Trifolium 'Spring'

Trifolium 'White Bunnies'

Trifolium africanum

Trifolium alexandrinum

Trifolium alexandrinum 'Eclair'PBR

Trifolium alexandrinum 'Polaris'PBR

Trifolium alexandrinum 'Spot'PBR

Trifolium alpestre

Trifolium alpinum

Trifolium angustifolium

Trifolium arvense is a native annual that typically grows to around 25 cm in height. It thrives in dry grasslands, along field edges, in sand dunes, and various open habitats. The leaves are somewhat hairy and consist of three slender leaflets. The flowerheads are cylindrical and fluffy, formed by small, pale pink flowers that are enveloped in long, silky hairs on the sepals, which contribute to the plant's common name.

Trifolium arvense

Trifolium arvense subsp. arvense

Trifolium arvense subsp. gracile

Trifolium aureum

Trifolium badium

Trifolium barbigerum var. andrewsianum

Trifolium barnebyi

Trifolium bocconei

Trifolium brandegeei

Trifolium burchellianum

Trifolium campestre

Trifolium campestre var. campestre

Trifolium campestre var. minus

Trifolium cernuum

Trifolium chelei

Trifolium cherleri

Trifolium dasyphyllum

Trifolium dasyurum

Trifolium dubium is an annual plant that features semi-erect stems reaching up to 25 cm in height. Its foliage consists of small, bright green, trefoil leaves. During the summer months, it produces small, pale yellow flowers resembling those of clover. This species can extend into lawns, creating a dense mat of interwoven, slender stems.

Trifolium dubium

Trifolium echinatum

Trifolium eximeum

Trifolium fragiferum

Trifolium fucatum

Trifolium fucatum var. virescens

Trifolium glomeratum

Trifolium hirtum

Trifolium hybridum

Trifolium hybridum subsp. elegans

Trifolium hybridum subsp. hybridum

Trifolium incarnatum is an upright annual or short-lived perennial that typically reaches a height of up to 45 cm. Its foliage consists of three leaflets per leaf. During the summer months, it bears compact, conical clusters of red flowers, which are a valuable nectar resource for bees. This plant is often utilized as a cover crop for nitrogen fixation and as green manure.

Trifolium incarnatum

Trifolium incarnatum 'Crimson Cones'

Trifolium incarnatum 'Linkarus'PBR

Trifolium incarnatum subsp. incarnatum is a slender annual or short-lived perennial, reaching heights of up to 45 cm. Its foliage consists of three leaflets per leaf. During the summer months, it produces compact, conical clusters of red blooms that serve as a valuable nectar source for bees. This species is often utilized as a cover crop to enhance soil nitrogen levels and can also be used as green manure.

Trifolium incarnatum subsp. incarnatum

Trifolium incarnatum subsp. molinerii

Trifolium isthmocarpum

Trifolium jokerstii

Trifolium lappaceum

Trifolium ligusticum

Trifolium macrocephalum

Trifolium maritimum

Trifolium medium

Trifolium michelianum

Trifolium michelianum 'Go Bal 10'PBR

Trifolium micranthum is an annual plant native to the region, commonly forming a spreading layer of stems across bare soil or in areas where grass has been cut. In denser vegetation, it may present a more upright growth habit. The plant features small, clover-like leaves and produces clusters of tiny yellow flowers during the summer months. It thrives in various habitats, including grasslands, lawns, roadsides, and disturbed sites.

Trifolium micranthum

Trifolium montanum

Trifolium montanum subsp. rupestre

Trifolium nanum

Trifolium nigrescens

Trifolium occidentale

Trifolium ochroleucon is a perennial herb that forms clumps, reaching heights of up to 45 cm. It features trifoliate green foliage, which provides a lush backdrop for its creamy-yellow blooms. The flowers, appearing in summer, are organized in rounded clusters measuring 2-4 cm in diameter, attracting bees and butterflies as a valuable nectar source.

Trifolium ochroleucon

Trifolium ornithopodioides

Trifolium owyheense

Trifolium pallescens

Trifolium pallidum

This perennial species forms clumps that can reach heights of up to 60 cm. Its dark green leaves consist of egg-shaped to lance-shaped leaflets. During the summer months, upright stems bear large, ovoid flower heads that are creamy yellow in color, measuring as much as 10 cm in length.

Trifolium pannonicum

Trifolium pannonicum 'White Tiara'

Trifolium patens

Trifolium pauciflorum

Trifolium pilulare

Trifolium pratense, commonly known as red clover, typically grows to a height of 30-50 cm. This species features trifoliate leaves and produces rounded clusters of pinkish-red blooms measuring 2-3 cm in diameter, which appear from May through October. It is often found in hay meadows, contributing to soil health by fixing nitrogen through its root system. Additionally, red clover serves as an important nectar source for bees.