Domain Clutch Clover Seed

Good plots are built by hunters who plant early and plant smart. Bare dirt feeds nothing.

Some clover takes its time, and some gets to work.

Fast Establishment: Three annual clovers, two white and one red, build biomass quickly. Green shows up early, and deer notice.

Forgiving Ground: It adapts to well-drained, sandy, rocky, clay, or rich soil in full or partial sun. The backwoods corner you wrote off becomes a plot.

Light Work: Minimal tilling is required. You plow, disk, or rake, then set the seed 1/4 inch deep or less. One 2.25 lb. jug plants up to 1/4 acre.

Soil That Gets Better: The clover fixes nitrogen as it grows. Whatever you plant next starts in stronger ground.

Season-Long Forage: Protein-rich forage carries through spring, summer, and early fall. You glass the plot at last light and see deer feeding where there was bare dirt.

Plant it this season and see what your ground can hold.