Description
 
Ladino clovers are large, high producing, perennial white clovers that tend not to spread as much as some of the shorter white clovers
High protein, leafy forage that deer crave when they need protein, during Spring when does are nursing fawn, Bucks are growing antlers and in the Fall as they get ready for Winter and recover from the Fall rut
Perennial white clovers are probably the best single species for deer herd health that you can plant
Jumbo is a very high yielding, high protein variety with large leafy leaves that can dwarf common varieties of Ladino clover
 
Planting Tips
 
Seed Rate: 5 lbs. covers 3/4 acre
Depth to Sow: 1/8" - 1/4"
Planting Dates: Mar-Apr or Aug-Sept