ladino clover
noun
la·di·no clover lə-ˈdī-(ˌ)nō- 
-nə-
: a large nutritious rapidly growing clover that is a variety of white clover and is widely planted especially for forage
called also ladino
Word History
Etymology
perhaps irregular from Lodi, Italy + Italian -ino, adjective suffix
First Known Use
1924, in the meaning defined above