Ladino White Clover - Nitrocoated Seed (lb)

Trifolium repens Perennial legume cover crop.

Ladino White Clover is a robust perennial clover with larger leaves than Dutch or New Zealand White Clover. It produces higher nitrogen yields per acre and is especially well-suited to rotational pasture management systems. Establishing in 5–10 days and reaching 12–18" tall, it improves soil fertility, suppresses erosion, and provides valuable forage in pastures—though it is not recommended for horses. Ladino Clover adapts well to moist soils and is more tolerant of poorly drained conditions than other white clover types, making it a dependable choice for pastures, erosion control, and soil improvement.

• Application Rate: 0.5–1 lb/1,000 sq ft or 12–18 lb/acre
• Inoculant: None needed, seed is nitrocoated
• Germination: 5–10 Days
• Plant Height: 12–18"
• Uses: Erosion control, green manure, cover crop, rotational pastures (not suitable for horses)
• Facts to Note: Performs under similar conditions as New Zealand White Clover but with greater tolerance for poorly drained soils. Can be interplanted with perennial ryegrass, orchardgrass, or tall fescue.

Note to Certified Organic Growers from Manufacturer: Nitro-coated seed is conventionally grown seed that has had an organically accepted seed coating applied to it. The seed itself is conventionally grown, non-GMO, and untreated (no fungicides or insecticide seed treatment applied) prior to coating. The seed coat consists of certified organic powdered limestone, an organically approved binder (glue), and peat peat-based inoculant that is also OMRI-approved and organically accepted. The seed coating is applied in a OMRI-approved process in a separate treatment line that only produces Nitro-coated seeds.