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Crimson Clover, Over & Over (Trifolium Incarnatum) Seed
Crimson Clover, Over & Over (Trifolium Incarnatum) Seed
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🌺 Striking Crimson Blooms – Adds vibrant seasonal color and curb appeal
🍃 Nitrogen-Fixing Powerhouse – Improves soil fertility naturally
🌎 Eco-Friendly Solution – Supports regenerative landscapes and sustainable lawn
🦋 Pollinator Magnet – Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
🐾 Pet & Family Safe – 100% natural and chemical-free
💧 Drought-Tolerant Once Established – Performs well with low water input
✂️ Low Maintenance – Can be left natural or mowed for a neater appearance
☀️ Adaptable Growth – performs well in sun and partial shade
Why You’ll Love It
Crimson Clover Over and Over (Trifolium Incarnatum) seeds—a delightful nod to the timeless hit that will have you singing its praises season after season. Thriving from the Gulf Coast to Southern Ohio all the way to the West Coast, this winter annual isn’t just a one-hit wonder. It adapts beautifully to various soil types, whether sandy or clay, and doesn’t mind a bit of acidity. As it serenades your soil through the winter, its growth tempo may vary with the temperature but never loses its rhythm. Perfect for harmonizing with grasses in pastures or jazzing up your garden with its show-stopping crimson blooms, this clover is a star performer in nutritive value and soil health. So, let it play on repeat in your fields, and enjoy the vibrant, sustainable show it puts on—over and over!
Where It Grows Best
Crimson Clover thrives across much of the United States, especially in:
- The Gulf Coast
- Southern Midwest
- Coastal and inland West Coast regions
It performs well in sandy, loamy, or clay soils, and tolerates slightly acidic conditions. Best growth occurs in full sun, though it will tolerate partial shade.
Clover Specifications
A bold, soil-building winter annual with stunning crimson blooms and serious eco benefits.
Latin Name: Trifolium Incarnatum
Season: Winter Annual
Ideal Regions (See Map)
1,2,3,4,7
Environment: Full sun
Height: Up to 18 in
Bloom Color: Crimson
Application Instructions
Bare soil vs. overseeding matters — but both are possible.
Crimson Clover can be planted into prepared bare soil or overseeded into an existing lawn, pasture, or garden space. The right method depends on your starting point, timeline, and soil health goals.
- Bare soil planting delivers the fastest, most uniform establishment and strongest early growth.
- Overseeding allows Crimson Clover to integrate naturally with existing grasses while improving soil fertility over time.
Understanding whether you’re starting fresh or enhancing what’s already growing will help you get the best results.
Germinated in two days.
Easy to seed. Results to came later in the season.
Sprouted pretty quickly and is growing well at the moment. If it blooms when it's supposed to I'll be happy to upgrade to 5 stars.
germinated by day 3....
growing well...very pleased
I haven't planted these yet, but the last bag i bought sprouted quickly. im hoping for the same results.
Worked well, I used this mixas a cover crop for my raised beds and it’s growing nicely!
We have just had our first rain so we’ll plant as soon as it dries up a little. The seed itself is clean and I’m sure it’s gonna germinate nicely. I have some on a wet paper towel, I’ll let you know.
Germinated by day three. Seed pack covered about 300 square feet, not 500.
I am excited for it to grow!
I haven't planted them yet, but the service was great so far
Ordered the white clover seed and planted early spring. The results were so good we then ordered and sowed the red clover and is now started to join the pale cousins. We now have the happiest rabbits and the most beautiful, healthy lawn
