Outsidepride Perennial Red Clover Seeds - 10 lbs. Self-Seeding, Nitrocoated, Inoculated Clover Seeds for Lawn, Yard, Forage, Pasture, Hay, Nitrogen Fixation, Soil Improvement & Crop Rotation Programs

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10 lb.

1/4 lb.

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40 lb.

5 lb.

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4.61 kg

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PERENNIAL & VERSATILE APPLICATIONS: Our Trifolium Pratense (red clover seeds), lasting 3-5 years, are perfect for cover crops, food plots, pasture mixtures, hay, and silage. Our clover seeds grow to 24 inches and are widely grown in temperate regions. They often persist longer due to self-seeding, making them highly versatile. They are suitable for bulk planting in backyard, gardens, lawns, and food plots.
ADAPTABLE GROWTH & SOIL IMPROVEMENT: Our inoculated red clover seed thrives in USDA Zones 3-9 and full sun environments, flourishing in various climates, soil types, and fertility levels. It establishes vigorously, improving soil structure, and fertility through nitrogen fixation. This supports sustainable agriculture and is beneficial for gardening and xeriscape designs.
COMPANION PLANTING: Naturally resistant to plant sickness, our red clover flower seed is ideal for crop rotation. It can be grown with cool-season perennial grasses or alone, providing nutritious forage throughout the seasons and enhancing green pasture productivity. It is excellent for erosion control and natural garden landscaping.
ATTRACTS POLLINATORS & HIGH YIELD: Extremely attractive to bees and other pollinators, our flowering red clovers supports a healthy ecosystem. It often yields more seed than crimson clover, white clover, mini clover & other clovers, with a longer growing season ensuring consistent and reliable forage for livestock. Ideal for wildflower gardens and attracting deer, rabbits, and other wild life.
EASY PLANTING & SEASONAL GUIDELINES: Plant these red clover seeds at 1/2 lb per 1,000 sq ft or 8-16 lbs per acre, with a seeding depth of 1/4 inch. In the north and central regions, plant in late winter to early spring; in the south, plant in autumn for optimal growth and maximum crop potential. The seeds are coated with inoculant for better establishment and yield potential, ensuring robust growth and high germination rates.