Crimson clover

Trifolium incarnatum

This clover is an introduced, winter annual that is seeded in the fall for use the following Spring. Growing to 1-2 feet, this specie is a highly beneficial and useful legume.

Legume Seed should be inoculated when seeding into poor soils
Very good forage quality with high protein and palatability
Commonly used as a green manure
Very good pollinator habitat and food source
Fall seeded
Adapts to varying soil type
Crimson Clover adapts to poorer soils better than other clovers
Very good seed vigor and fast establishment
Nitrogen fixing legume

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Growing Region

Southeast, Midwest, California, Intermountain West, North America, Pacific Northwest, Southwest

Species Attributes

Seeds Per lb
107,200
Growing Region
Southeast, Midwest, California, Intermountain West, North America, Pacific Northwest, Southwest
Native
Introduced
Life Form
Forb
Life Cycle
Annual
Light Requirements
Sun
Precipitation Requirements
Medium
Mature Height
1-3 ft
Flowering Season
Cool/Warm Season
Bloat/Non-Bloat
Bloom Color
Red
Bunch/Sod

Star Seed is a leading supplier of conservation and forage seed to the central U.S., offering custom mixes and contract production for ag and reclamation markets. Visit our parent company The NativeSeed Group.