September is ideal for sowing white Dutch clover, but spring planting can work if you keep the seedbed consistently moist (not soggy) during establishment. Summer heat above 90°F will require supplemental irrigation.
White clover is a perennial, but in Southern climates leaf diseases and root rot eventually kill it. Plan to reseed dead patches each fall to maintain a continuous living mulch in permanent garden areas.
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