Name: White Clover Seed Lawns Eco: 50% Clover 50% Grass Seed Mix
SKU: AT-13000
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White Clover Seed Lawns Sustainable Lawns

€3.0 – €96.0

50% clover 50% grass seed mix: This white clover seed mix is a blend of 50% clover and 50% grass seeds. This mix provides the benefits of both clover and grass, such as low maintenance, drought tolerance, and pest resistance.
Easy to plant and care for: White clover seed is easy to plant and care for. Simply broadcast the seed on your lawn in the spring or fall and rake it in lightly. Keep the seed moist until it germinates, which usually takes about 14 days. Once your lawn is established, you will only need to mow it once a week, and you may not need to fertilize it at all!
Improves soil health: White clover is a legume, which means it fixes nitrogen from the air and adds it to the soil. This helps to improve the health of your lawn and reduce your need for fertilizer.
Reduces fertilizer needs: White clover requires less fertilizer than traditional grass lawns. This can save you money and time on lawn care.
Attracts pollinators: White clover flowers attract bees and butterflies, which are important pollinators. This can help improve the pollination of your garden and crops.

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Product Description: White Clover Seed Lawns

Looking for an eco-friendly and sustainable lawn that is both beautiful and low-maintenance? Look no further than our white clover seed! This 50% clover, 50% grass seed mix is the perfect choice for homeowners who want a lawn that is good for the environment and easy on their wallet.

The Benefits of White Clover Seed

White clover is a legume, which means it fixes nitrogen from the air and adds it to the soil. This helps to improve the health of your lawn and reduce your need for fertilizer. Clover is also drought-tolerant and pest-resistant, making it a great choice for lawns in hot, dry climates.

Easy to Plant and Care: 50% Clover 50% Grass Seed Mix

Our white clover seed is easy to plant and care for. Simply broadcast the seed on your lawn in the spring or fall and rake it in lightly. Keep the seed moist until it germinates, which usually takes about 14 days. Once your lawn is established, you will only need to mow it once a week, and you may not need to fertilize it at all!