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Crimson Clover - Raw Seed (Lb)

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Crimson Clover - Raw Seed

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Trifolium incarnatum Annual cool season legume cover crop. Showiest of all the clovers with bright crimson spikes on 18 plants. Often used in landscaping and erosion control for its beauty, cold and shade tolerance, and reseeding ability. Fixes 80 lb of Nitrogen per acre, and is used as a cover crop in grain rather than row crop rotations, because it matures late. Also good for pastures and can easily be overgrazed. Animals love it. Tolerates a minimum temperature of 10°F. Seed in fall to a 0.25"-0.5 depth at 0.5-2 lb/1000 sq ft or 20-40 lb/acre. Raw seed requires Alfalfa-Clover inoculant.

Product Details

Item Model Number:

SCL311


Product Dimensions:

30 x 17 x 4.5 inches.


Shipping Weight:

1.05 pounds.



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Crimson Clover - Raw Seed (Lb) Instructions - 180kb



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