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Whitetip Clover is a low-growing native annual forb. It can be found from low elevations to the timberline, in areas with high annual precipitation or moisture levels. Whitetip Clover is native to much of the western United States. Depending on weather conditions and location, this forb can bloom from April to June. Whitetip Clover fluoresces from a long main stem and produces leaflets with serrated margins. Description from Silver Falls Seed Company
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