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Perennial, Nitro-Coated, Inoculated Clover Seed
Helps boost soil nitrogen levels, taking nitrogen from the air and fix it in the soil
Can be used as ground cover, cover crop and for erosion control
Useful in pasture mixes and turf mixes
USDA Zones: 3 - 10, 1 lb covers 7,260 sq ft.

Description

White Clover is a legume that does best in well-drained soil and is commonly planted in the western part of the US. It is extremely fast and easy to grow, spreading each year. White Clover can be planted between row plantings or as a solid seeded cover both in the spring and fall. White Clover does not grow well in highly alkaline soils. It has shallow roots, meaning that it will not tolerate much drought. It will tolerate sandy soil if given plenty of water. White Clovers in general can handle more foot traffic than other clovers and will also tolerate more heat.