Crimson Clover Wildflower Seeds
Crimson Clover Wildflower Seeds
Crimson Clover Wildflower Seeds
Crimson Clover Wildflower Seeds
Crimson Clover Wildflower Seeds
Crimson Clover Wildflower Seeds

Crimson Clover Wildflower Seeds

Trifolium incarnatum | approx. 10,000 Seeds | Covers 200 sqft
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Add bold, vibrant color to your garden with Crimson Clover (Trifolium incarnatum). These striking wildflowers produce rich red, clover-shaped blooms that brighten any landscape while attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Fast-growing and easy to establish, Crimson Clover thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it a versatile choice for gardens, borders, meadows, and ground cover. Beyond their beauty, these annual blooms enrich the soil by fixing nitrogen, improving soil health for future plantings. Sow seeds directly outdoors in spring or fall, pressing them ¼ to ½ inch into the soil and keeping the area moist until seedlings appear. Non-GMO and filler-free, these seeds are sourced in the USA and ideal for gardeners looking to combine beauty with purpose. Perfect for pollinator-friendly spaces, vibrant borders, or eco-friendly ground cover, Crimson Clover offers both stunning color and lasting environmental benefits.

    Light Needs | Full Sun and Partial Shade
    Plant Height | 12–18 in
    Life Cycle | Annual
    Planting Season | Spring and Fall
    Bloom Season | Spring Through Fall
    Planting Zones | 6, 7, 8, and 9
    Bloom Color | Red
    Features | Attracts Pollinators

    Detailed Planting Instructions

    Sow crimson clover in fall (best for big spring growth) or early spring as soon as soil can be worked, in full sun with well-drained soil. Rake the area, broadcast seeds, then cover 1/4–1/2 inch and press/roll lightly for good contact. Keep soil consistently moist until sprouts appear in 7–14 days, then water as needed. For a thicker stand, sow a bit heavier and avoid burying too deep. If you’re using it as a cover crop, you can mow or cut it down before it fully sets seed; if you want reseeding, let some blooms mature.

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