Ladino Clover

Ladino Clover

Ladino Clover is a white bloom perennial that last's 3 to 5 years on average. High in protein, this clover is an excellent choice for your food plot. Ladino is also one of the best clovers when it comes to fixing your soils nitrogen. It can reach heights of 10+ inches in perfects conditions. Deer and Turkeys are extremely attracted to Ladino Clover.

Planting Guide

Seed Type:

• Perennial (3 to 5 years)

Sunlight Exposure:

• Full Sun
• Partial Sun
• Shade (To an Extent)

Seeding Depth: 

• 1/4 inch or less
• Broadcasted on top the soil (Drag in)
  

Seeding Rate: 

• Broadcasted: 8 - 10 lbs Per Acre
• Drilled: 6 - 8 lbs Per Acre
  

Soil Type:

• Well Drained
  
• Moderately Drained

Seeding Date:

North-

• Spring: April through Early June
• Fall: Mid July through August
• Frost Seeding: November through March

Central-

• Spring: April through May
• Fall: August through September.
• Frost Seeding: November through March

South-

• Fall: September through October
• Frost Seeding: December through February
• Spring: Not as ideal as Fall seeding, however it can be done. Plant with lots of rain in the forecast.

Note: If frost seeding, up the seeding rate per acre by 25%