dbltree
Super Moderator
I've been putting on 5-7#'s but this site says's 2-4
http://www.welterseed.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=51
http://www.welterseed.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=51
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MNHunter
Guest
For Imperial Whitetail Clover they say 8lbs/acre and for BioLogic's Clover Plus it is 9lbs/acre
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MNHunter
Guest
I am in the same boat as Pharmer....I live on the edge and spread till it's gone
dbltree
Super Moderator
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I am in the same boat as Pharmer....I live on the edge and spread till it's gone
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Sure hope their talking about seed Ghost!
I'm pretty sure clover is like fun..no such thing as too much!!
Hey...your not thinking about planting a little "clover honey hole" in an open spot from your TSI...are you?
I am in the same boat as Pharmer....I live on the edge and spread till it's gone
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Sure hope their talking about seed Ghost!
I'm pretty sure clover is like fun..no such thing as too much!!
Hey...your not thinking about planting a little "clover honey hole" in an open spot from your TSI...are you?
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Windwalker
Life Member
A fish with each seed and how many seeds per mound ??
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MNHunter
Guest
Its kinda like spray and pray
dbltree
Super Moderator
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Is there such a thing as over seeding?
I'm from the school of "More is Better"!
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Ghost...here's a picture of a clover plot that I seeded pretty heavy maybe 7-8 years ago. The pic is in early fall, you can see it's not as green as in the spring. I didn't mow it or anything which would have helped, so it got a little rank maybe?
There is only about an acre and I bought some regular no brand ladino clover...like 10#'s maybe and a small bag (4#'s) of Imperial Clover from Whitetail Inst.....so that's putting er on thick! I didn't soil test or anything, just put on some bagged 6-24-24. I planted it in late July the year before this picture was taken. Anyway, the stuff went great guns and was plenty thick and heavy.
I suspect yours will get "mowed" without any help from you!
Is there such a thing as over seeding?
I'm from the school of "More is Better"!
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Ghost...here's a picture of a clover plot that I seeded pretty heavy maybe 7-8 years ago. The pic is in early fall, you can see it's not as green as in the spring. I didn't mow it or anything which would have helped, so it got a little rank maybe?
There is only about an acre and I bought some regular no brand ladino clover...like 10#'s maybe and a small bag (4#'s) of Imperial Clover from Whitetail Inst.....so that's putting er on thick! I didn't soil test or anything, just put on some bagged 6-24-24. I planted it in late July the year before this picture was taken. Anyway, the stuff went great guns and was plenty thick and heavy.
I suspect yours will get "mowed" without any help from you!