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Crimson Clover Seed
SKU:
2CC-P
UPC:
678482200210
$10.99 - $216.99
- Winter annual forage
- Showy crimson flowers
- High quality Oregon seed
- Excellent nitrogen fixation of 50-150 lb per acre
Enhance your pasture, cover crop, or forage program with Majestic Crimson Clover, a premium winter annual clover seed with a 90% germination rate. Perfect for the Gulf Coast (excluding Florida) to Southern Ohio and west of the Cascades, this Oregon-grown crimson clover thrives on sandy and clay soils, tolerates medium soil acidity, and grows vigorously through winter. Ideal for livestock grazing, hay production, or cover crop mixes, crimson clover adds rich organic matter, improves soil tilth, and creates vibrant crimson blooms that are both attractive and nutritious. Sold in 2 lb and 50 lb bags, with a seeding rate of 0.5 lb per 1,000 sq. ft. or 20–30 lbs per acre, this versatile forage seed pairs beautifully with annual ryegrass for enhanced soil health and winter grazing performance. Free of noxious weed seeds, Majestic Crimson Clover ensures high-quality, reliable establishment for productive pastures and cover crops.
When to Apply
Crimson clover is a winter annual. Best planted in late summer to early fall for optimal growth. Growth continues through winter, influenced by temperature. Avoid planting in Florida and extreme northern regions.
Sunlight Requirements
Performs best in full sun to partial shade. Thrives in well-drained soils but tolerates medium soil acidity.
Germination Rate
Majestic Crimson Clover has a germination rate of 90%. Expect emergence within 7–14 days under optimal conditions.
Seed Composition
- Majestic Crimson Clover: 99.28% (90% Germ, Oregon Origin)
- Other Crop Seed: 0.00%
- Inert Matter: 0.72%
- Weed Seed: 0.00%
- Noxious Weed Seeds: None Found
Coverage & Seeding Rate
- 2 lb and 50 lb bags available.
- Seeding rate: 0.5 lb per 1,000 sq. ft.
- 20–30 lbs per acre.
- Can be mixed with grasses or annual ryegrass for cover crops and soil improvement.
Soil & Climate Adaptation
Grows readily on sandy and clay soils, tolerates medium soil acidity, and is suited for the Gulf Coast (except Florida) to Southern Ohio, and west of the Cascades.
Maintenance & Care
- Water lightly after seeding to keep soil moist until germination.
- Growth continues through winter depending on temperature.
- Harvest for forage in the pre-bloom stage for highest nutritive value.
- Provides excellent winter grazing and makes good hay.
Uses & Benefits
- Excellent forage for livestock during winter months.
- Flower heads are long, crimson, and very showy.
- Improves soil texture, organic matter, and tilth.
- Works well in mixture with grasses, particularly annual ryegrass.
Origin & Quality
Seed is Oregon-grown, high quality, and free of noxious weed seeds. Certified germination rate ensures strong establishment.
FAQ
- Can I use this for cover crops? Yes, excellent for improving soil structure and fertility.
- Is it safe for grazing livestock? Yes, especially during winter when growth continues.
- When should I harvest for forage? Pre-bloom stage for highest nutrition.
- Winter annual forage
- Showy crimson flowers
- High quality Oregon seed
- Excellent nitrogen fixation of 50-150 lb per acre
Enhance your pasture, cover crop, or forage program with Majestic Crimson Clover, a premium winter annual clover seed with a 90% germination rate. Perfect for the Gulf Coast (excluding Florida) to Southern Ohio and west of the Cascades, this Oregon-grown crimson clover thrives on sandy and clay soils, tolerates medium soil acidity, and grows vigorously through winter. Ideal for livestock grazing, hay production, or cover crop mixes, crimson clover adds rich organic matter, improves soil tilth, and creates vibrant crimson blooms that are both attractive and nutritious. Sold in 2 lb and 50 lb bags, with a seeding rate of 0.5 lb per 1,000 sq. ft. or 20–30 lbs per acre, this versatile forage seed pairs beautifully with annual ryegrass for enhanced soil health and winter grazing performance. Free of noxious weed seeds, Majestic Crimson Clover ensures high-quality, reliable establishment for productive pastures and cover crops.
When to Apply
Crimson clover is a winter annual. Best planted in late summer to early fall for optimal growth. Growth continues through winter, influenced by temperature. Avoid planting in Florida and extreme northern regions.
Sunlight Requirements
Performs best in full sun to partial shade. Thrives in well-drained soils but tolerates medium soil acidity.
Germination Rate
Majestic Crimson Clover has a germination rate of 90%. Expect emergence within 7–14 days under optimal conditions.
Seed Composition
- Majestic Crimson Clover: 99.28% (90% Germ, Oregon Origin)
- Other Crop Seed: 0.00%
- Inert Matter: 0.72%
- Weed Seed: 0.00%
- Noxious Weed Seeds: None Found
Coverage & Seeding Rate
- 2 lb and 50 lb bags available.
- Seeding rate: 0.5 lb per 1,000 sq. ft.
- 20–30 lbs per acre.
- Can be mixed with grasses or annual ryegrass for cover crops and soil improvement.
Soil & Climate Adaptation
Grows readily on sandy and clay soils, tolerates medium soil acidity, and is suited for the Gulf Coast (except Florida) to Southern Ohio, and west of the Cascades.
Maintenance & Care
- Water lightly after seeding to keep soil moist until germination.
- Growth continues through winter depending on temperature.
- Harvest for forage in the pre-bloom stage for highest nutritive value.
- Provides excellent winter grazing and makes good hay.
Uses & Benefits
- Excellent forage for livestock during winter months.
- Flower heads are long, crimson, and very showy.
- Improves soil texture, organic matter, and tilth.
- Works well in mixture with grasses, particularly annual ryegrass.
Origin & Quality
Seed is Oregon-grown, high quality, and free of noxious weed seeds. Certified germination rate ensures strong establishment.
FAQ
- Can I use this for cover crops? Yes, excellent for improving soil structure and fertility.
- Is it safe for grazing livestock? Yes, especially during winter when growth continues.
- When should I harvest for forage? Pre-bloom stage for highest nutrition.
