Crimson Clover (Trifolium incarnatum) – Annual A fast-growing clover with striking deep red flower spikes. Produces strong early-season blooms that attract heavy bee activity and add bold color to small garden spaces. Sowing tips: Depth: 5–10 mm (¼–½ inch) Germination: 5–10 days Spacing: can be sown dense; thinning optional Coverage (dense sowing): ~15–25 sq ft per 20 g Growing notes: Height: typically 1–2 ft Sun: full sun preferred Water: moderate; keep moist during establishment Soil: performs best in well-drained soil Helpful info: Blooms quickly (6–8 weeks after sowing) Does not reliably overwinter in colder climates—reseed each year Excellent early nectar source for bees Can be succession planted for extended bloom period Helps improve soil by fixing nitrogen General Sowing (Urban / Flowerbeds) Timing: Early spring or late summer Prep: Loosen topsoil (2–5 cm), remove weeds Seed: Broadcast evenly and lightly cover Water: Keep soil moist until established Tip: For fuller visual impact, sow slightly heavier than standard lawn rates in small beds.
