Crimson Clover Seeds - 2 lbs. Annual, Nitrocoated, & Inoculated Ground Cover Seeds, Ideal Clover Seed for Lawn, Cover Crop, Pasture, Hay, Green Manure & Wildlife Forage

If you're looking to enrich your soil, attract pollinators, or add a lush blanket of brilliant color to your land, Outsidepride Crimson Clover Seeds deliver on every front. Here is why this seed mix earns a top-tier rating: Outstanding Germination Rate: The seeds sprout quickly and dependably. Within just days of sowing, you'll see a dense green carpet forming with impressive uniformity. Soil & Garden Health: Excellent as a nitrogen-fixing cover crop, it noticeably improves soil structure and organic matter, laying a fertile foundation for future planting seasons. Breathtaking Visuals: Once in full bloom, the deep crimson flowers create a stunning visual sea of red that elevates the look of any yard, pasture, or garden plot. Pollinator Magnet: Bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators absolutely love these blooms, bringing lively energy and ecological balance to your garden. Whether you're an experienced grower managing a large plot or a home gardener building up your soil, Outsidepride Crimson Clover Seeds offer incredible value, reliable growth, and beautiful results!

fantastically easy clover to grow. I literally did no watering, no tilling, no fertilizer. Just every other day spread seed through my yard, mixed in with grass. did 2 or 3 short mows, with heavier spreads those days. Same with any rain days, made sure to spread heavy while ground was still wet. 3 weeks in, and heavy grass areas are definitely taking longer, but any bare spots already have 50% coverage if not 75%. I'm sure another 3 weeks I'll be overflowing. If I tilled and removed grass, my yard would prob be at 50% coverage already.

Growing this in my rabbit enclosure, everything sprouted within two days with one rain. Very impressed.

This review is for Zone 5 at >9,500 feet in Colorado. This variety of clover needs temperatures over 60* to germinate. Because nighttime temperatures where I live don’t get close to that temperature until July, I initially thought this variety was going to fail. But after July, the seeds started to germinate, and by late August I saw the first blooms. By mid-September I had lovely crimson blossoms everywhere—they filled in where the earlier-blooming wildflowers had started to die off. The elk, deer, and rabbits love it, so larger patches I planted never bloomed because the animals kept it cropped. But areas where the seeds were sparsely intermixed with wildflowers, the crimson clover has flourished, and the hummingbirds love them. I docked one star because I contacted the company after re-seeding in the spring with no plants coming up, and they never responded to my inquiry. The product gets 5 stars, the company gets 2.

Happy. Grows quick. Bought the 2lb bag.

This is so hard to write because I really want to give it 5 stars because the seeds that did sprout are fantastic! But I’ve had to buy 5 bags (3 5-lb and 2 10-lb) pl because they sprouted in patches and it left so many bare spots I’ve had to go back in and fill those in multiple times. It’s only 3700 sq ft of space I’m planting it in.

Great seed. Started growing within a week.

3 month update: Terrible. I've seeded over 20 pounds on my front lawn. It has been almost 3 months and not a single red flower yet. I started in early spring and it's almost summer now. While the germination rate is great, the viability is terrible. Over 90% of new plants has died. I live in north NJ, so I'm not talking about scorching temperatures. 2 month update: It has been about 2 months since the seeding, so might as well review the seeds. Germination rate is great. Viability is OK. We had a 3 day streak of 90+ degree weather and a lot of the new plants died. Not all, maybe about quarter. And that was in early spring. Heat will get much worse in summer. The biggest problem, the flowers are NOT red. Most of them are white with some being the faintest shade of red. If I could I would definitely return the seeds. But I can't. At least I can give them a negative review. If looking for crimson red clover, look elsewhere.

I sprinkled them on my lawn, and was told some of my neighbors were stealing the dead heads to plant their own.

Certainly not micro. Great profuse clover. Understood to be annual. Not perennial.

I had no issue with other seeds being mixed in. The clover seeds are fresh and quickly sprouted. Very happy with purchase.

Crap seed. Nothing grew.

Large print makes you believe it’s just clover seed but, it’s mixed hay and clover . Other wise the clover grew great. Sadly also with other things when I just wanted clover .