Berseem Clover

Trifolium alexandrinum

In the United States: Introduced · also called Egyptian clover

Honeybees visit berseem clover avidly for its abundant nectar and pollen, serving as a key early-season forage source. Peak bloom hits from May to July in the northern hemisphere, with potential for extended flowering through multiple harvests. As a non-invasive annual cover crop, it thrives in well-drained soils but is susceptible to winter kill in colder areas.

Nectar	high
Pollen	high
Bloom (US)	May–July
Type	Perennial
Sun	full