Name: Trifolium pratense seeds/white clover seeds
Brand: Shanghai Touchhealthy seeds shop
SKU: 01471
Price: 160.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Trifolium pratense seeds/white clover seeds

No.01471

Premium mixed red & white clover trifolium pratense seeds, nitrogen‑fixing ground‑cover seeds, ideal for lawn renovation, livestock forage, soil improvement and garden planting

$160.00

Description

Trifolium pratense (red clover) and white clover are tough perennial legume plants with classic three‑lobed leaves. Red clover bears rose‑red round flower heads while white clover produces soft white blossom clusters. As excellent nitrogen‑fixing ground‑cover plants, they enrich soil fertility, serve as livestock forage, attract pollinators and are widely used for lawn matching, orchard ground‑cover, pasture planting and ecological greening.

Key Features

Distinct three‑part foliage, red and white round dense flower clusters
Natural nitrogen‑fixing capacity to boost soil nutrition and improve poor‑quality land
Strong cold‑resistance, drought endurance and outstanding trampling tolerance
Rich‑nectar blooms attract bees, butterflies and beneficial garden pollinators
Fast‑spreading creeping growth suppresses weeds, works well as lawn ground‑cover
Carefully‑screened legume seeds with low impurity and stable germination activity

Full Product Description

Red clover (Trifolium pratense) and white clover belong to the trifolium legume genus. The creeping stems spread rapidly to form compact green ground‑cover. Their rounded flower clusters supply abundant nectar for insects, and root nodules fix nitrogen naturally to fertilize surrounding soil.

They are commonly mixed into lawn turf, planted in orchards, pastures and wild‑flower zones. Our clover seeds undergo strict screening to remove shrivelled, broken grains and sundries for uniform seedling emergence.

Packaging & Shipping Notes

Small clover seeds are sealed inside thick leak‑proof moisture‑proof inner bags. Outer hard cartons and soft shock‑absorbing fillers prevent seed extrusion and grain breakage in long‑distance transportation.

Packages shall stay away from high‑temperature sealed cargo compartments, damp rainy surroundings and prolonged direct sunlight to retain seed vigor. After receiving the parcel, inspect seeds timely. Reseal leftover seeds tightly and keep away from hot‑humid enclosed‑space.

Planting Guide

Best Sowing Season

Sow seeds in early spring or cool late autumn.

Seed Pre‑Treatment

Soak seeds in room‑temperature clean water for 6‑8 hours
Mix tiny seeds with fine dry sand for even broadcasting

Soil Requirement

Clear weeds and stones, loosen and flatten the planting ground. Loose well‑drained sandy‑loam works best; water‑logged low‑lying land shall be avoided. Clover adapts well to low‑fertility soil.

Sowing Operation

Evenly spread the sand‑seed mixture, cover with an ultra‑thin 0.10‑0.20‑inch layer of fine soil and gently compress the topsoil.

Germination & Seedling Care

Keep surface soil slightly moist. Seeds germinate within 7‑12 days under 10‑22℃. Thin over‑crowded seedlings and clear competing weeds in the early‑growth phase.

Daily‑care for Mature Plants

Grow under full‑sun or light partial‑shade environments. Water only during long‑term drought. The spreading foliage will restrain weed growth naturally.

Seed Storage & Package

Moisture‑proof sealed packaging protects seeds against dampness, mould and transit‑caused damage.

Store leftover seeds in cool, dry, shaded and well‑ventilated locations. Refrigerate for long‑time storage and stay away from high‑temperature humid air. Sow seeds within three‑month storage for the optimal germination‑rate.

Product Specifications

Plant Species: Trifolium Pratense (Red Clover), White Clover

Seed Type: Hardy perennial legume ground‑cover seed

Growth Trait: Creeping stems, three‑lobed green leaves, round red‑pink or white flower heads

Sun Requirement: Full sunlight or mild partial shade

Suitable Soil: Ordinary garden soil, sandy‑loam, infertile barren land

Hardiness: Cold‑hardy, drought‑tolerant, wear‑resistant, nitrogen‑fixing, pollinator‑friendly, weed‑suppressing

Main Usage: Lawn ground‑cover, pasture forage, orchard green cover, soil improvement, bee‑friendly pollinator garden

FAQ

Q1: How many days do clover seeds take to germinate?

A1: Well‑treated seeds sprout within 7‑12 days under cool‑moist growing conditions.

Q2: What is the main advantage of clover plants?

A2: As legumes, their roots fix nitrogen and improve soil fertility effectively.

Q3: Can clover grow together with lawn grass?

A3: White clover and red clover are perfect mixed‑plant partners for home lawns.

Q4: When is the suitable sowing time for trifolium seeds?

A4: Early spring and cool late‑autumn are the prime sowing seasons.

Q5: Do clover flowers attract bees?

A5: Round flower heads contain plentiful nectar and are highly attractive to honey‑bees.