Seminole is an advanced generation variety of Ladino type white clover bred over repetitive cycles of mass selection from 40 original parental plants. It is intended for use as a forage legume in pastures and hay crops planted either alone or in grass-clover combinations. It has excellent regrowth even when under intensive grazing pressures. For best results, plant in the Spring (February-May) or Fall (August-October).
Winterhardy
High yielding
Quick growing
Excellent protein source
Easy to establish, low maintenance
Coated
Specifications:
Disease Resistance: Very good
Seeding Rate: 2-6 LBS./Acre
Planting Season: Spring - Fall
Plant Depth: 1/2"
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