White clover has a creeping growth habit and spreads across the ground via runners (stolons). As a result, white clover often grows in a dense carpet across the ground. White clover is suitable for plots that are grazed frequently. White clover produces less mass than red clover, but is very palatable to cows.

• Suitable for frequent grazing
• Produces less mass than red clover
• Very palatable for cows
• Forms more stems
• Enriches the soil with nitrogen
• Attracts bees, bumblebees, and other pollinating insects