Dutch White Clover Cover Crop (Trifolium repens)

• Perennial Living Cover: A hardy, low-growing perennial legume that spreads via creeping stolons, creating a dense green mat that prevents soil erosion year-round.
• Continuous Nitrogen Source: Fixes nitrogen constantly throughout its lifecycle, slowly releasing nutrients to neighboring plants and trees.
• Traffic Tolerant: Unlike taller cover crops, Dutch White Clover withstands regular foot traffic and mowing, maintaining a clean 4 to 8 inch height.

Because Dutch White Clover seeds are extremely small, a single ounce offers massive garden coverage.

• Retail Pack (1 oz / 1/16 lb): Covers 100 sq ft
• Bulk Coverage (1 lb): Covers 1,600 sq ft
• Small Bed (20 sq ft): Requires 0.2 oz of seed

1. Bed & Pathway Preparation: Clear pathways or orchard bases of weeds and rake the surface fine.
2. Sowing: Broadcast seeds very lightly. Because seeds are tiny, mixing them with dry sand can help ensure even distribution. Press lightly into the soil.
3. Establishment: Keep moist until germination (7–10 days). Once established, it is remarkably drought-tolerant.
4. Maintenance: Mow occasionally to keep a neat appearance or to encourage fresh leaf growth. It will naturally suppress weeds and persist for years.