never had anything take
"tried to seed this in my front yard and it never took. got a couple sprouts but they never got beyond ~0. 5 cm tall"
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Berseem clover is widely adaptable to all but sandy soils and is tolerant of soil salinity. A heavy nitrogen producer, especially on infertile soils. Berseem is a warm-season crop sown in the spring in northern states where it grows as a summer annual. In the south, sow seeds late summer or early fall for a winter annual cover. Can also be sown in August for late-summer cover in both regions. Berseem is the least winter-hardy of the clovers, making it an easy cover crop to winter kill. Mow plants when they reach 14 inches. Plants may re-sprout from the crown to produce additional biomass. Plow cuttings into soil for green manure or allow to decompose on the soil surface.
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"tried to seed this in my front yard and it never took. got a couple sprouts but they never got beyond ~0. 5 cm tall"
"We are in the country. I don't have high expectations for a lawn, front or back. I decent grass and clover to enrich the soil. But we are doing a lot of work on the front yard. I spread Starter fertilizer and grass and clover seeds and set a timer to come on for 25 minutes every 3 hours. The high temps were in middle 70's. Within 4 days grass and clover buds were erupting were I had sown them."