Micro Clover Seed for Lawn - 1 Lb - ~400,000 Microclover Seeds for Planting - Drought-Tolerant Mini Grass Alternative by Mountain Valley Seed Company

Sprouts Quickly an Covers Thick. Sprouts in 3-4 days, grows to 1" in 2 weeks or less. Does not grow in sand or mulch and needs a lot of water for the first two weeks. The photos were taken at 6 weeks

Definitely works in Orlando Florida area. Set them out on a Sunday and Wednesday morning they started growing. This is the 8th day. Great buy. Would buy again :-)

Excellent results. Within 8 days it was sprouting and two weeks later most of the bare spot was covered. At that time a spread a aecond bag and it is really doing well

I bought this to fill in some empty Spots in my grass. I had a little growth at first but it was weak and didn’t last.

Best way to plant: buy RV toilet paper and soak in a bucket of water til it's mush. Squeeze and stir til it's a mashed potato consistency. Add about 1/2 pound grass seed to 3-4 rolls of TP. Mix thoroughly. Drop by spoonfuls on lawn bare spots. Or throw a handful down and stomp on it to spread it. No prep needed for ground if you are filling in small bare areas. If necessary, water with mist/low force to avoid washing seeds away. I did this 10 days ago. The TP is 50% invisible now and biodegrading fast. I have microclover coming up in sun, in shade, in clay soil. It's forming a green carpet already. (I tried sowing directly without TP the first time: birds ate nearly every seed I put down. TP was a huge success).

I’ve become a huge advocate of micro clover and mini clover as a more environmentally, friendly and sustainable ground cover that looks beautiful and uses much less water than grass. Plus, it provides its own nitrogen and is resistant to drought and pests. A nice bonus is that it’s a beautiful green color and maintains that color in drought and over the winter while I watch my neighbors’ grass lawns fade to Brown.

About halfish germinated. I decided to try this for some bald areas in my yard. I prepped the ground and made sure the seeds were covered back up after I spread them around. I took pictures when they started to come up, and again a few days ago. Some areas are doing better than others. I don’t know how much was eaten or just didn’t germinate. But about half or less actually came up.

Scattered the seeds liberally in several areas where we'd had tree stumps ground and where grass was not growing. Stirred up the ground with a rake, sprinkled the seeds, and left for vacation. Despite my negligence I have beautiful little green sprouts in nearly every area (the one that I did last had the least bare earth and the least amount of energy applied to prepping the ground). Granted only 40-50% of the seeds sprouted, but given my haphazard approach I am fully OK with that. I'm sure if I had done it right I would be seeing greater success. I'm so encouraged by this moderate success I plan to get another bag and put the effort in to really do it right.

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