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Red Clover Seeds for Planting – Nitrogen-Fixing Cover Crop & Ground Cover for Soil Building and Pollinators – Heirloom Non-GMO Medicinal Herb – Survival Garden Seeds (2 Packs)
Red Clover Seeds for Planting – Nitrogen-Fixing Cover Crop & Ground Cover for Soil Building and Pollinators – Heirloom Non-GMO Medicinal Herb – Survival Garden Seeds (2 Packs)
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- SOIL BUILDER COVER CROP - Red clover seeds sprout quickly to protect bare soil while adding natural nitrogen and renewing small garden beds so your family garden stays productive all season
- POLLINATOR FRIENDLY - Red clover's nectar-rich blooms support bees and butterflies while filling borders and pathways with easy low maintenance coverage that strengthens a thriving home garden space
- BOTANICAL RED CLOVER - Trifolium pratense seed provides soft foliage for herbal projects plus compact coverage for small plots making this packet ideal for starter beds and border edges
- EASY GERMINATION RED CLOVER - Simple to plant and quick to sprout in small garden beds giving new growers a dependable way to establish healthy red clover growth through spring or fall seasons
- FAMILY OWNED USA SMALL BUSINESS – Heirloom non-GMO seeds from Survival Garden Seeds, a trusted American brand; always open-pollinated, untreated, and quality tested for garden success
Overview
- Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
- Brand : SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS
- Material Feature : GMO Free, Heirloom
- Color : Pink
- Special Feature : Attracts Pollinators, Disease Resistant, Drought Tolerant, High Germination Rate, Low Maintenance
- Expected Blooming Period : Summer
- Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
- Unit Count : 2.0 Count
- Expected Planting Period : Spring to Fall
- Product Care Instructions : Sow in late summer or early fall to achieve blooms in late spring after winter dormancy. May be sown in spring, but summer heat may prevent flowering. Broadcast evenly over loose soil surface, then rake to cover. Water evenly throughout the growing period. Sow in late summer or early fall to achieve blooms in late spring after winter dormancy. May be sown in spring, but summer heat may prevent flowering. Broadcast evenly ove… See more
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