Le Trifolium fragiferum, ou trèfle fraise, est une plante vivace tapissante qui se distingue par ses inflorescences globuleuses rose pâle virant au brun-rouge à maturité, évoquant des fraises sauvages. Idéal pour stabiliser les sols humides, il résiste bien au piétinement et tolère les inondations temporaires. Ce trèfle mellifère est un excellent choix pour les prairies naturelles et les jardins écologiques.
Trifolium fragiferum, commonly known as strawberry clover, is a creeping perennial plant distinguished by its round, pale pink flower heads that turn reddish-brown as they mature, resembling wild strawberries. Ideal for stabilizing moist soils, it withstands foot traffic and tolerates temporary flooding. This nectar-rich clover is an excellent choice for natural meadows and ecological gardens.
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Characteristics of Trifolium fragiferum
Native to Europe and Asia, Trifolium fragiferum is a creeping perennial often used as a ground cover. Its dense growth makes it an excellent choice for preventing soil erosion in wet areas and improving soil structure with its spreading roots. It stands out with its globe-shaped, pale pink flowers that darken over time, resembling a strawberry. This nectar-rich plant attracts pollinators and contributes to biodiversity. Unlike other clovers, it thrives in wet conditions and is highly resistant to foot traffic, making it particularly useful for erosion control and low-maintenance landscapes.
How to Use Trifolium fragiferum?
Strawberry clover is well suited for wildflower meadows, wetland areas, and eco-friendly lawns. It is used for grazing, alternative turf, and soil enrichment due to its nitrogen-fixing ability. With its creeping growth habit, it is ideal for stabilizing riverbanks, covering slopes, and suppressing weeds. In flower beds or beneath fruit trees, it enhances soil fertility and supports garden biodiversity. It can also be included in seed mixes for naturalized meadows or rustic lawns, particularly in agricultural and permaculture settings.
Tips for Growing Trifolium fragiferum Successfully
Trifolium fragiferum prefers moist to wet, well-drained soils and can tolerate temporarily flooded areas. It adapts to a wide range of soil types, including clay and saline soils. Sowing is best done in spring or autumn, with a spacing of about 30 cm for optimal coverage. Low-maintenance, it does not require specific pruning. Occasional mowing encourages uniform growth and improves its resistance to foot traffic. Adding compost or organic fertilizer in early spring will enhance its growth and flowering.
