Dalea candida

Common name: White Prairie Clover

Native plant

White prairie clover has numerous, small white flowers arranged in short, dense spikes. It prefers full sun and dry to moist, well drained soils. This dainty plant grows between 1-3’ tall and blooms June-Sept. White prairie clover is a host plant for Dogface Butterflies.  Plant native White Prairie Clover in the butterfly garden or prairie meadow with other native wildflowers.  

(Synonym: Petalostemum candidum.)

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Perennial- Standard
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Flat of 32 (plugs)
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1 Gallon

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Plant Details

Plant type

Forbs

Soil type

Dry, Dry Mesic

Light exposure

Full Sun, Partial Sun / Part Shade

Bloom period

Summer

Urban environment

Uncompacted Urban Soils

Habitat

Prairie Grasslands

Growth form

Shrubby/Clump

Growth rate

Moderate

Flower color

White

Fall color

Yellow

Size

Mature height
1 Feet
Mature width
1 Feet
Max height
3 Feet
Max width
2 Feet

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