Rivendell White Clover - Organic

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Item: 8043-A
$42.50
Item: 8043-B
$165.00
Item: 8043-C
$349.00
Item: 8043-D
Perennial legume. Up to 9". Small-leafed perennial clover establishes quickly and withstands traffic and close mowing. More vigorous and slightly taller than Dutch White Clover. Seed early at 5–10#/acre, ¼# per 1000 sq ft.

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Outdoor Direct Seeding Time
late winter to first frost
Tons Biomass Per Acre
little
Pounds of Nitrogen Fixed Per Acre
100
Minimum Soil pH
6.5
Maximum Soil pH
7.5
Lifecycle
perennial
Seeding Rate in Pounds per 1000 sq Feet
0.25
Seeding Rate in Pounds per Acre
5-10
Uses
nitrogen-fixing, organic matter, bees, erosion control, pasture (perennial)
Pollinator Friendly
Yes
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Compare with other Clover

Variety Product Type Outdoor Direct Seeding Time Tons Biomass Per Acre Pounds of Nitrogen Fixed Per Acre Minimum Soil pH Maximum Soil pH Lifecycle Seeding Rate in Pounds per 1000 sq Feet Seeding Rate in Pounds per Acre
Crimson Clover seeds 1.25-1.5 100 5 8 annual 1.5 25-50
Freedom Red Clover seeds 2-3 100 6 7.5 perennial 0.5 15-20
Mammoth Red Clover
Organic 		seeds 2-3 100 6 7.5 perennial 0.5 15-20
Medium Red Clover
Organic 		seeds 2-3 100 6 7.5 perennial 0.5 15-20
Alice White Clover seeds late winter to first frost yes 6.5 7.5 perennial 0.25 4-5
Dutch White Clover seeds late winter to first frost little yes 6.5 7.5 perennial 0.5 10-15
Ladino White Clover seeds late winter to first frost medium medium 6.5 7.5 perennial 0.25 4-5
Rivendell White Clover
Organic 		seeds late winter to first frost little 100 6.5 7.5 perennial 0.25 5-10
Yellow Sweet Clover
Organic 		seeds spring and summer 3.75 200 6 8 perennial 0.5 15-20
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Clover

Trifolium spp. (except Yellow Sweet Clover, Melilotus officinalis)

The Trifolium genus is home to more than 300 species, and most are native to the northern hemisphere. Clover is versatile, performs well in Maine’s cool humid climate and acidic soils, fixes atmospheric nitrogen, and attracts pollinators. The taller red clovers are better hay plants, with a more erect habit and greater biomass, and they dry more easily. Red clover blossoms, fresh or dried, make one of our favorite teas. White clovers perform better in pastures and lawns, as they tolerate close mowing (or nibbling) and heavy traffic.

No matter what kind of clover you choose, be sure to plant plenty to increase your chances of finding those lucky four-lobed specimens: a survey of approximately 7 million clovers found that 1 in 5,000 clover leaves exhibit this trait!

Clover may be planted from late winter through early fall. Seedlings are slow to establish and will benefit from a nurse crop of oats. If annual weeds come up with your clover, all is not lost: keep the plot regularly mowed and by midseason the clover will have outcompeted the weeds.

Some of our clovers are pre-inoculated and clay-coated with an OMRI-approved coating, but for best results with all clovers, we recommend using Alfalfa/Clover Inoculant.

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We are a MOFGA-certified organic repacker and handler of seed and feed.

None of our seed is treated with fungicides.

Organically grown seed is labeled OG.

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