White Wildflower Seeds – White Clover Seeds (Trifolium Repens)

White wildflower seeds; White Clover Seeds (Trifolium Repens)

White clover is a perennial legume that is native to Europe and Asia. It is a valuable forage crop for livestock and is also used as a ground cover, lawn alternative, and cover crop. White clover is known for its ability to fix nitrogen in the soil, which makes it a beneficial companion plant for many other crops.

Product Description

DamavandPro White Clover Seeds are a high-quality, persistent variety that is well-suited for growing in the UK and Europe. Our seeds are coated with an inoculant to ensure better establishment and nitrogen fixation.

Features:

• Nitrogen-fixing legume
• Perennial ground cover
• Lawn alternative
• Cover crop
• Drought-tolerant
• Winter hardy
• Attracts bees and butterflies

Benefits:

• Improves soil fertility
• Reduces the need for fertilizer
• Suppresses weeds
• Provides food for livestock
• Creates a beautiful, green lawn or ground cover

How to Grow White Clover Seeds

White clover can be seeded in the spring or fall. It is important to sow the seeds in moist, well-drained soil. White clover can be seeded alone or in a mix with other grasses.

Seeding Rate:

• 1–4 kg/ha

Seeding Depth:

• 5-10 mm

Seeding Time:

• Spring or fall

Care and Maintenance of White Clover Seeds:

White clover is a relatively low-maintenance crop. It is important to keep the soil moist until the seeds germinate and the plants establish themselves. Once established, white clover is very drought-tolerant.

White clover can be mowed to maintain a desired height. However, it is important to leave at least 2 inches of growth to promote flowering and seed production.

White clover does not require fertilization. In fact, over-fertilization can reduce nitrogen fixation.

Harvesting:

White clover can be harvested for hay or silage. It can also be grazed by livestock.

White Clover for Lawns

White clover is an excellent alternative to traditional grass lawns. It is low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and resistant to weeds. White clover also attracts bees and butterflies.

To create a white clover lawn, simply sow the seeds in moist, well-drained soil. White clover can be seeded alone or in a mix with other grasses.

Once established, white clover lawns should be mowed regularly to maintain a desired height. However, it is important to leave at least 2 inches of growth to promote flowering and seed production.

White-clover lawns do not require fertilization. In fact, over-fertilization can reduce nitrogen fixation.

Order your DamavandPro White Clover Seeds today and start enjoying all the benefits of this amazing crop!