White clover blooms like snow in Neihu Dagou Stream Ecological Park
Last updated 2026-09-24 — April is the season when spring shows its charm. The lush green lawns of the Dagou Stream Ecological Water Control Park are also dotted with small, adorable white pom-pom flowers, creating a vast sea of white blossoms that resemble a blanket of snow covering the earth. Paired with...
By／MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
April is the season when spring shows its charm. The lush green lawns of the Dagou Stream Ecological Water Control Park are also dotted with small, adorable white pom-pom flowers, creating a vast sea of white blossoms that resemble a blanket of snow covering the earth. Paired with the surrounding mountain and water scenery, they compose a beautiful landscape painting. And these little white pom-poms are the tiny sprites that beautify the earth this season—white clover.
White clover blooms in the Dagou Stream Ecological Park. (Photo source／Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau, Water Resources Engineering Office)
The Dagou Stream Ecological Water Control Park, officially opened last year by the Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau Water Resources Engineering Office, serves as a flood control and sedimentation basin during typhoon and flood seasons. During non-flood seasons, the public can enjoy recreational activities here. It's perfect for family outings, offering opportunities for water play, connecting with nature, and even having picnics on the green lawns for a relaxing half-day trip.
The Dagou Stream Ecological Park allows urban residents to easily connect with nature's greenery. (Photo source／Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau Water Resources Engineering Office)
White clover is a perennial herbaceous plant. It is low-growing with white flowers, and there are also pink or yellowish-white varieties. Its compound leaves consist of three small leaflets that are elliptical to obovate in shape, with fine serrated edges and long stalks. They can grow in grasslands, croplands, and gardens, tolerate low mowing, and thrive in various soil types and pH levels, though they prefer clay soil. They serve as beneficial agents for natural or organic lawn care because of their nitrogen-fixing ability, which is much stronger than that of weeds.
A reminder to netizens: White clover is an excellent nectar plant, and bees can often be seen collecting nectar near the flowers. When admiring the blossoms, please try not to disturb the bees foraging and also avoid the risk of bee stings.
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