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2 inch pots
Round-headed bush clover is an underutilized native with excellent value in the landscape. Foliage ranges from silvery-blue to dusty green. From late summer into fall, clusters of tiny pink and white flowers emerge from bristly flower heads. Flowers give way to ochre-y brown seed pods that are retained through the colder months, offering winter interest in the landscape while providing a wildlife food source. Highly adaptable, this plant is an easy doer that can be found growing in the wild across all regions of NC.
2 inch pots
Round-headed bush clover is an underutilized native with excellent value in the landscape. Foliage ranges from silvery-blue to dusty green. From late summer into fall, clusters of tiny pink and white flowers emerge from bristly flower heads. Flowers give way to ochre-y brown seed pods that are retained through the colder months, offering winter interest in the landscape while providing a wildlife food source. Highly adaptable, this plant is an easy doer that can be found growing in the wild across all regions of NC.