Clover Seeds
Clover Seeds
If you’re trying to improve your soil or looking for a hardy, easy to grow groundcover — look no further!
Clover is the answer! Clovers can provide numerous benefits to your soil and garden. Clovers are a natural fertilizer, eliminating the need to have to use store bought products. It’s cheaper to seed and they provide natural fertilizer to your soil. Clovers are hardy and are great options for areas that might be too shady or poorly drained. Another major benefit of planting Clover is attracting pollinators to your garden. The birds and the bees love clover and we know how beneficial they are to our ecosystem! Try growing Microclover for a low-maintenance lawn!
Microclover is ideal for a sustainable, low-maintenance yard. This tiny white clover spreads densely and evenly, preventing weed growth and creating a soft yet highly durable surface...
Learn MoreMicroclover Seed (Pelleted) Microclover (Pelleted) Trifolium repens var. PipolinaAs low as $12.95Per 1/4 PoundMicroclover is ideal for a sustainable, low-maintenance yard. This tiny white clover spreads densely and evenly, preventing weed growth and creating a soft yet highly durable surface for high traffic areas. It can be planted on its own, or paired with grass seeds, where it acts as a natural fertilizer for a lush, self-sustaining lawn. It’s cold hardy, drought tolerant, and stays green from spring through fall. Seeds are coated for even distribution and easy handling.For best results, we recommend planting Microclover 4-6 weeks before your average first frost date in Fall, or as early as two weeks before your last frost date in Spring. Perennial.
Berseem clover suppresses weeds, prevents erosion, and fixes nitrogen in the soil. Often called the “king of forage” Berseem germinates rapidly, grows quickly, and produc...
Learn MoreBerseem Clover Seeds Berseem Clover Trifolium alexandrinumAs low as $4.95Per 1/4 PoundBerseem clover suppresses weeds, prevents erosion, and fixes nitrogen in the soil. Often called the “king of forage” Berseem germinates rapidly, grows quickly, and produces abundant biomass which breaks down to replenish organic matter. Attracts pollinators and other beneficial insects. A green manure crop that does not re-seed in the garden. (Trifolium alexandrinum)Arrowleaf clover is an annual, winter cover crop for southeastern states. A deep root system conditions soils and fixes nitrogen. Plants remain productive over a long growing season ...
Learn MoreArrowleaf Clover Seeds Arrowleaf Clover Trifolium vesiculosum saviAs low as $5.95Per 1/4 PoundArrowleaf clover is an annual, winter cover crop for southeastern states. A deep root system conditions soils and fixes nitrogen. Plants remain productive over a long growing season in spring. Abundant white to pink flowers attract bumblebees and other pollinators. Plants re-seed readily if allowed to mature. (Trifolium vesiculosum)Similar to Red Clover, this legume is more adaptable to a variety of soil types and is extremely easy to grow in almost any condition. Perennial. (Trifolium hybridum)...
Learn MoreAlsike Clover Seeds Alsike Clover Trifolium hybridumAs low as $39.95Per 5 PoundsSimilar to Red Clover, this legume is more adaptable to a variety of soil types and is extremely easy to grow in almost any condition. Perennial. (Trifolium hybridum)Crimson Clovers strawberry-red blooms add fun color to any meadow. Growing to be 24-36 tall, this annual, non-aggressive clover will provide glowing red flowers throughout your garde...
Learn MoreCrimson Clover Seeds Crimson Clover Trifolium incarnatumAs low as $5.95Per 1/4 PoundCrimson Clovers strawberry-red blooms add fun color to any meadow. Growing to be 24-36 tall, this annual, non-aggressive clover will provide glowing red flowers throughout your garden or meadow. Not to be confused with the tough perennial clovers that can take over a meadow, Crimson Clover can help enhance your soil and attract pollinators to the garden or meadow. Gorgeous on its own, as a cover crop or paired with other wildflowers. Annual.