Didn't germinate
"Followed the directions on the bag and on the website. I planted 5 pounds of seed. Nothing germinated. Good thing it was cheap, because it didn't grow."
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White Clover is a legume that does best in well-drained soil and is commonly planted in the western part of the US. It is extremely fast and easy to grow, spreading each year. White Clover can be planted between row plantings or as a solid seeded cover both in the spring and fall.
White Clover does not grow well in highly alkaline soils. It has shallow roots, meaning that it will not tolerate much drought. It will tolerate sandy soil if given plenty of water. White Clovers in general can handle more foot traffic than other clovers and will also tolerate more heat.
Seed is Nitro-coated with 34% limestone and inoculated product.
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Overall rating: 4.64 / 5 from 25 reviews.
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"Followed the directions on the bag and on the website. I planted 5 pounds of seed. Nothing germinated. Good thing it was cheap, because it didn't grow."
"I bought 2 pounds of white clover and one pound of red clover to fill in some bare spots in my yard and help out our pollinators and rabbits. I sowed about 90% of the mix in early April and that sowing was incredibly successful. I recommend seeding in late March or early April because I seeded the rest in mid may, which hasn't yielded as good of a result. No flowers yet, but I would expect that to be happening in the second year."
"Hope to eventually have an entire yard of clover for the bees and no more mowing for the planet."
"Used to edge the lawn and also distributed throughout the lawn. Hoping to enrich the soil and encourage the bees. The clover is a lovely rich green and makes a lovely edging."
"Always wanted to meadowscape and this clover is a great start. High germination rate, going to order more, thank you! #sweepstakes"
"Have filled in spots with no grass with clover and want to be more natural. Mixed clover seed with sand and I still have some seeds left and with do another planting later in the summer. I have not planed my wild flower mix."
"It is amazing. The red and white clover sprouted within a week. All going strong and I am looking forward to the blooms. Apparently very healthy seed. Thank you"
"I can't believe how quickly these seeds sprouted and filled the area. This is a lawn alternative and we have had trouble with other seed sources. We have tried to get clover going a couple times. This seed has been exactly what we needed."
"I used this to fill in bald spots im my yard. I am hoping to eventually have all flowers and clover in the yard. The small areas (2x2 feet) where I planted alst year have grown back and spread beautifully. I hope to plant more next spring--this year summer came in extremely hot (for June in SD) and i missed my chance."
"Clover has been used by my family for generations. We have had an unusually wet spring and summer and I was afraid that the seeds that I put down would drown. No worries! They are coming very well!"