White Clover
The most grazing tolerant of the perennial legumes, white clover grows along the soil surface. Leafy production that doesn’t lignify in hot weather. There are two subsets of white clover: intermediate and ladino. Intermediate clover is more stolon dense and has high reseeding capacity. It also has smaller leaves compared to ladino, which is known for it’s taller, larger leaf production.
RegalGraze Ladino
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Renovation White
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White Sweet Clover
Order NowAn annual clover that develops a strong, deep tap root that can break hard pans and handles drought well. As a legume, it also fixes nitrogen. Sweet clover will grow in a wide range of soils but pH, as with most legumes, should be close to neutral (>6.5). Excellent for pollinators
Marco Polo
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Kakariki
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Durana White Clover
Order NowDurana was developed specifically for persistence and grazing tolerance. It is a highly durable perennial with excellent heat and drought tolerance.