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Clover Seed - White, Red, Crimson & Yellow

(Perennial Legumes) Aysicarpus vaginalis
Clovers are popular legumes grown for forage or pasture grazing as well as for wildlife feed in food plots and for their soil improving / nitrogen fixation. There are 3 major varieties of clover grown for pasture and hay usage, red clover, crimson clover, and white clover. With sweet clovers, such as Yellow Sweet Blossom Clover, being cultivated for green manure, honey bees and soil replenishment. Soil tests should be made on all fields planted in clovers to determine proper fertilization.

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Clover Seed

Code	Name	Image	Price
CLOV-TRIO-05	Rackmaster CLOVER TRIO Seed - 5 LBS. - Blend of 3 Per. clovers (Red & White Varieties)		$29.50
CLOV-DIXIE-50	Crimson Clover Seed - 50 LBS. -Annual / Red Variety Dixie Crimson -Coated & Inoculated		$52.95
CLOV-TRIO-25	Rackmaster CLOVER TRIO - Clover Seed - 25 LBS. - Blend of 3 Perennial clovers (White & Red)		$139.95
CLOV-ALYCE-50	Alyce Clover Seed - 50 LBS. / (Summer) Annual Reseeding / Red		$97.50
CLOV-YUCARRO-50	Yuchi Arrowleaf Clover Seed - 50 LBS. (Red) Annual / 2yr Perennial		$112.00
CLOV-DURANA-25	Durana Clover - 25 LBS. (Coated Seed) Improved Clover -Pre-Inoculated - Pastures & Foodplots		$175.00
CLOV-PATRIOT-25	Patriot Clover - 25 lbs. Coated Seed - White Clover For Forage		$175.00
CLOV-DURANA-05	Durana Clover - 5 LB. Seed / Improved White Clover Coated - Used for Forage & Wildlife		$44.50
CLOV-DUTCH-05	5 LB. - White Dutch Clover (Pure Seed) - Perennial / Ships direct from Florida or Georgia		$48.00
CLOV-DUTCH-50	50 LB. - White Clover (Common) - White Dutch Type - Perennial (Ships from GA)		$168.00

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Clover Varieties & Facts - Compare Durana & Patriot Clover

Red Clovers Trifolium pratense L.
Red clover is most popular and widely grown true clover. It is planted both alone and within existing grass stands. Red clovers are divided into three types used in US.; Early flowering (medium), late flowering, and intermediate forms. Red clovers grow best in areas where summer temperatures are cool (not hot) and moisture is sufficient throughout growing period. Northeastern states are the best area for this crop. Growing in Southeast it is best used as a winter annual. In the Northeast states it usually requires irrigation. Spring seeding works best. Crimson clovers are included in this category of clover performing best as a cool season annual which will re-seed itself and are commonly used throughout the Southern USA for winter forage & pasture.

White Clovers Trifolium repens L.
White clover originated in Europe and Asia and has adapted to the US to become a highly important pasture legume. Some varieties of White Clover were indigenous to North America. It is best adapted to humid sections of the temperate zone. White Clovers prefer clay and silt soils where annual rainfall is above 35 inches or on irrigated soils. Three types of white clover exist: Large - Ladino & Regal, intermediate (Louisiana white) and small (English or NY wild). Common White clover (Dutch Clover) is considered either intermediate or small or a mix. Ladino clovers grow more than twice as large as common white clovers.

Crimson Clover Trifolium Incarnatum L.
Crimson clover is native to southern Europe and is well adapted to the southern USA as a forage and cover crop when planted in the fall with growth continuing through the winter. To establish crimson clover in areas of affected by severe cold, it should be planted in early spring although there will be a later maturity on this crop. If planting in the Northern USA, you should plant before August for establishment before extremely cold weather sets in. Crimson clover makes for an excellent winter grazing crop and thrives when planted with grasses. It is also used for hay production and as a cover crop with the nutritive value being the highest when harvested in the pre-bloom stage. If turned under into the soil as a green manure, crimson clover will return 100 to 120 lbs of nitrogen.

Clover Uses: Hay production, pastures, deer & turkey food plots, soil improvement and rotational crop / soil use.

New Clover Varieties: Durana Clover & Patriot Clover are two new "Ladino Types" that are very popular because of their longer life-span and productive ability. Compare Durana & Patriot Clover (PDF document requires Adobe Reader).

Preparation: Plant in well drained fertile and loamy / or clay soils. Soil pH of 6-7 is preferred. White Clover is mainly used in all Eastern USA states to one state west of Mississippi. Red clover goes about to Mississippi line. Both are also planted in Western USA states under irrigation.

Planting: Planting rates depend on variety and run from around 10 lbs per acre, to as high as 20-30 lbs per acre. Check specific variety / type for specific seeding rates.