Erect canary clover is a round, Mediterranean herb in the pea family. It is a surprisingly hardy miniature shrub (reaching not even 1 meter tall) whose delightful spring-blooming light pink flowers are highly attractive to pollinators, namely butterflies.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
50 cm to 2 m
Plant Height
30 cm to 50 cm
Spread
White, Red, Brown
Flower Color
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Care Guide for Erect canary clover
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
15 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Erect canary clover prefers Mediterranean-like conditions, thriving in drier environments and showing moderate drought tolerance. Water weekly to avoid over-saturation. It grows best outdoors in well-draining soil, allowing effective water management during the active growing season.
Fertilize:
To care for erect canary clover, use balanced fertilizers bi-monthly for vigorous growth, switching to quarterly in winter. Water soil before and after fertilization, and avoid foliage contact to prevent damage. Adjust fertilizer volume based on the plant's lifecycle and follow safety instructions to prevent root harm.
Pruning:
Erect canary clover is a bushy perennial with bright green foliage and clusters of white to pink flowers. Prune in early to late spring to remove weak stems, enhance airflow, and promote flowering. Use clean tools for precise cuts above leaf nodes to prevent disease.
Propagation:
Erect canary clover is propagated by sowing seeds in well-draining soil that mimics its native conditions. Adequate spacing promotes growth, and gentle watering is essential to maintain moisture without waterlogging. A stable environment and minimal disturbance after sowing aid in successful propagation.
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