Is Clustered Clover safe for pets?

Yes, Clustered Clover (Trifolium Glomeratum) is considered safe for cats and dogs.

Is Clustered Clover easy to care for?

Clustered Clover has a easy care difficulty rating. It requires medium watering and full_sun or partial_shade light.

Can Clustered Clover grow indoors?

Clustered Clover is primarily an outdoor plant and may not thrive indoors without specialized conditions.

Clustered Clover (Trifolium Glomeratum) is a annual herb in the Fabaceae family with easy care difficulty. It requires moderate watering and full sun or partial shade light in USDA hardiness zones 7-10. This plant is safe for cats and dogs.

Trifolium glomeratum is an annual herbaceous plant known for its clustered pink to red flowers and compound leaves. It is native to Eurasia and North Africa.

Last updated: February 2026

Clustered Clover

Trifolium Glomeratum

Trifolium glomeratum is an annual herbaceous plant known for its clustered pink to red flowers and compound leaves. It is native to Eurasia and North Africa.

Quick Facts

Type

herb

Lifecycle

annual

Care Difficulty

Easy

Water Needs

Moderate

Light

Full Sun, Partial Shade

Hardiness Zones

7-10

Safety

🐕

Pet Safe

👶

Child Safe

✅

Non-Toxic

Growing Conditions

Soil Types:loamy, sandy, well-drained

Indoor:No

Outdoor:Yes

Garden Use:groundcover, nitrogen fixer, forage

Care Calendar

Monthly care tasks for Clustered Clover

Jan

Prune

Feb

Fertilize

Mar

Repot

Apr

Water+

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Expert Care Tips

Pro tips from botanists and plant experts

Watering Tip

Check soil moisture by inserting your finger 1 inch deep. Water only when the top layer feels dry to prevent overwatering.

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Taxonomy

Family:Fabaceae

Genus:Trifolium