1g Medicago Lupulina Seeds (Black Medick)

Medicago lupulina Seeds, commonly known as Black Medick or Yellow Trefoil, is a versatile and hardy legume that’s valuable for various agricultural and ecological purposes. These seeds offer gardeners and land managers an excellent option for improving soil fertility and providing ground cover.

Key Features Nonesuch

• Annual or short-lived perennial legume
• Nitrogen-fixing capabilities improve soil fertility
• Drought-tolerant and adaptable to various soil types
• Yellow flowers attract pollinators
• Suitable for reclamation projects and as a green manure crop

Growing Information Medicago lupulina Seeds

• Sow in spring or early summer for best results
• Prefers full sun to partial shade
• Thrives in well-drained, neutral to alkaline soils
• Sow at a depth of 0.5-1 cm
• Germinates in 7-14 days under optimal conditions

Uses

Black Medick seeds are ideal for:

• Improving poor or compacted soils
• Creating wildlife-friendly areas
• Undersowing in cereal crops
• Erosion control on slopes and banks
• Component in meadow and wildflower mixes

Plant Characteristics

• Growth habit: Prostrate to semi-erect
• Height: 10-30 cm when mature
• Flowers: Small, bright yellow in dense clusters
• Leaves: Trifoliate, similar to clover
• Seeds: Black, kidney-shaped when mature

Medicago lupulina seeds offer an excellent option for those looking to improve soil quality naturally or add diversity to their grassland projects. Its ability to fix nitrogen and adapt to challenging conditions makes it a valuable addition to various agricultural and ecological initiatives.