- Details
Berseem clover grows as a summer annual or winter annual depending on your plant hardiness zone. It has low water requirements and can provide strong biomass recovery after being mowed. It’s a heavy nitrogen producer and the least winter hardy of all true annual clovers. Berseem clover has oblong leaflets and hollow stems. It grows upright and produces ivory-white blossoms with small round heads. It establishes well with an oat nurse crop, making it an excellent cover for small grain, corn, soybean rotations in Kentucky, Tennessee, and throughout the Midwest.
- Higher yielding than other clovers
- Attractive to bees and pollinators
- Allows for earlier spring planting than winter-hardy annuals
- Can produce a large amount of biomass
Specifications:
- Disease Resistance: Very good
- Seeding Rate: 10-15 LBS./Acre
- Planting Season: Early Spring – Early Fall
- Plant Depth: 1/4" – 1”