# Is Red Clover Shade Tolerant?
Red clover is often used as a ground cover for pastures and grazing. It also has medicinal and health benefits, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Red clover grows quickly under nearly all growing conditions.
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Growing Conditions
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Red clover grows in any location with consistently moist, well-drained soil. The plant does not have specific lighting requirements and will grow in the sun, shade or indoors.
Indoor Growing
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Grow red clover in window box containers. Keep the soil moist and it will grow well in a kitchen window.
Ground Cover
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Plant a substantial amount of seeds in a single layer to create a ground cover, which will reach 8 to 12 inches in height. Alternatively, plant the seeds in patio containers to prevent reseeding in undesirable locations.
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