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18" tall x 18" wide (seed propagated). This prairie wildflower that endears itself to everyone who sees it in flower. Purple Prairie Clover is a heavy bloomer. The intensely red-violet flowers punctuate the stiff, upright stems, adding a nice structural element to the garden. Being a deep-rooted legume, Purple Prairie Clover adds valuable nitrogen to the soil and helps keep it fertile for neighboring plants. Well adapted to many different soil types, even tolerating clay.
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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 8 reviews.
Review topics: ["plant","display","season"].
"Planted three in Spring 2022. It was slow to start but by late summer they had several attractive flowers. The plants were wide with sparse stems and blossoms. I am hopeful they will fill in to become bushy over time. The flowers are a lovely deep pink/purple and the shape reminded me of Mexican Hat. I may add a few more plants to fill in the area but for now I will wait to see what they do this summer. It is a fascinating and unique plant."
"I have not used this plant in any of my gardens yet except for my most recent purchase. It is a slow grower. But it is healthy and I am looking forward to see when it blooms."
"It came and was tiny, over about 2 months it started really growing and had about 3 inches of growth on it, and a rabbit came and ate it to the roots!"
"planted on a terrace, beautiful plant, low water, low care"
"No growth the first season. Just stayed alive. Hope it make it through the winter and grows this year. Not sure if I will recommend it yet or not? Tried it from seed in past and no luck with that either."
"I have these plants in a sunny, dry-ish area, along a sidewalk mixed in with some coreopsis and echinacea. Due to the sun heating the walk, it tends to try out the area quickly (even after it rains) so I needed plants that could handle drier soil conditions, but could also tolerate wetter soil when it happened. They are a bit slow to take off, at least in my experience. I bought some a few years ago and they're just now really growing strong."
"By the end of the season, this plant was spreading and blooming. A winner right out of the gate!"
"Thrives well on hot, south-facing clay hillside with little water. Minor floral display the first year, but came back bigger and more beautiful the following seasons. Foliage is virtually evergreen in current location."
