Clover Specifications
Season: Perennial
USDA Zones: 3 - 10
Environment: Full sun to partial shade
Height: 10 - 14 inches
Bloom Color: White
Ladino clover, also known as white clover, is a perennial favorite for pasture mixtures. Its resilience and nutritional value make it ideal for rotational grazing, attracting wildlife like deer and honey bees. Thriving in various conditions, it provides reliable ground cover. Ladino lawn clover is the top choice for creating lush, productive pastures.
Ideal for deer food plots, this large white clover variety provides nutritious forage for wildlife. Thriving in full sun to partial shade, it’s easy to grow and reseeds itself, attracting deer and honey bees. These four leaf clover seeds are the perfect for your lawn, garden, and productive food plots.
White Ladino clovers are perfect for attracting pollinators like honey bees. Its bright blooms and lush foliage create an ideal habitat, enhancing biodiversity. Planting these white clovers ensures a thriving environment for pollinators, supporting a healthy ecosystem.
Our ladino clover seed has been coated with an inoculant for better establishment. Nitrogen fixation is a one of the key values found in legumes and can only occur with the proper inoculation. With Nitro-Coat each seed is inoculated with the correct Rhizobium strains.
White clover seeds for lawn grow 2x to 4x larger than common types, reaching 10-14 inches tall. This cool-season legume, including white Dutch clover seeds and miniclover seeds, are low maintenance, self-seeding, and enriches soil with nitrogen, providing a lush, green clover lawn and ground cover year-round.
White clover seeds for lawn sprout fast with a 1-2 week germination period and mature in 8-12 weeks. Seed once, and it returns annually. White Dutch clover seeds for lawn create durable ground cover. Enjoy early summer blossoms with white clover seeds ground cover, resulting in a lush, green clover lawn.
Outsidepride Perennial White clover seeds grow almost anywhere with a seeding rate of 20-25 lbs/acre and 1/4 inch depth. Seed in winter (Southern USA) or late summer/fall (Northern USA). Nitro-coated for better establishment. Use no-till, minimum till, or broadcast seeding. Suitable for creating a lush clover lawn and ground cover, even in shaded areas.
Ladino Clover (Trifolium repens latum) - Ladino clover is a large white perennial clover which makes up about half the total white clover acreage in the U.S. Its high nutritive value and palatability make it a popular choice in pasture mixtures. It is not deep rooted, and will not tolerate much drought. It is two to four times as large as common white clover. Ryegrass and orchardgrass work well with ladino clover in mixtures. Plant these bulk clover seeds with a broadcast spreader.
Inoculated Seed - Our ladino clover seed has been coated with an inoculant for better establishment. Nitrogen fixation is a one of the key values found in legumes and can only occur with the proper inoculation. Although many strains or Rhizobium may be present in the soil, all are not equally beneficial. With Nitro-Coat® each seed is inoculated with the correct Rhizobium strains and coated through a proven process that ensures a very high level of successful inoculation. A key to any successful establishment and early seed development is moisture. Nitro-Coat® is naturally water absorbent and helps attract soil moisture to the seed, getting your stand established quickly. This coating process which Outsidepride utilizes, assures that only the top-performing and crop-specific rhizobia will be applied to ensure your clovers reach maximum nodulation, stand establishment, and yield potential. With Nitro-Coat® each seed is inoculated with the correct Rhizobium strains and coated through a proven process that ensures a very high level of successful inoculation. The weight of the clover seeds will contain approximately 34% coating material that contains the inoculant and water holding material for better establishment and viability of the seed. There is no difference in the seeding rates between the coated and raw seed due to the increased germination and viability of the bulk clover seeds that are coated and inoculated. This coating material is not OMRI certified.