Organic Crimson Clover Seeds - 5 lb Bulk ~232,000 Seeds - Legume Clover Seeds for Cover Crops, Wildlife Forage, Pasture, Hay, Pollinator Attractant, Green Manure, & More - Clover Seeds for Planting

Amazing plant. I’ve been planting this around my yard where grass has a hard time growing. Clover grows fast and is so much more native friendly. Pollinators love it. Not only does it have beautiful flowers even the leaves are pretty. This brand is exceptional and priced below most other sellers.

As noted on the bag the seeds sprouted in five days and are a beautiful green!! Can't wait for the red flowers!!!

I spread these seeds in my vegetable garden early last spring as a cover crop to boost the quality of the soil. High germination, but be very mindful about where you want them to sprout and where you don't. Tough to pull them out by the root if they end up in something dense growing nearby. I have monkey grass along one side of my garden to hold the dirt in which is on a slight incline and any type of clover that grows in that stuff can never be completely removed unless you're lucky enough....or have to spray something on it to kill it, which I had to do. Vinegar and salt. And be sure to till it in or turn the soil before blooming or you'll have a perennial harvest of clover!

Fairly good production with interval seeding. Looks beautiful with poppies. Didn't see any advantage with strawberries near or distant to clover.

This clover was so beautiful this summer. I used it for a deer plot addition, and the bloom was so full looking across the field......very prolific plant.

Well I just planted those seeds 3days ago and there I can seed those shoots coming out see what happened later

The seed is full of weeds, what came up and I didn’t realize until it was way too late was toxic nightshade and lots of it as well as a lot of other assorted weeds. No I won’t be able to let my puppy go out in the yard because I have to worry about the toxic disgusting nightshade that the seller sold me. The seller should be banned from Amazon because you can kill dogs and people by selling nightshade seeds. I bought three different kinds of clover from different sellers this is the only one that is so inferior has come up with poisonous plants and tons of weeds and a few plants that may be crimson and Clover are weak and inferior. The good clover in the photo is actually red clover sold by a different seller.

I broadcast these last fall over a hard clay area where I hope to get wildflowers to grow. In the spring they really took off and now they are blooming beautifully, making all the bees happy. They look so nice I hated to just pull them all out to make room for the wildflowers, so I left a few patches. The soil where I pulled them out really was much softer and richer, too! Fortunately this type of clover is not a perennial, so it won't crowd out the other flowers I'm about to plant. But I think I'm going to plant some more of this clover come fall!