Trifolium subterraneumSubterranean clover, often referred to as "sub clover," is a low-growing annual that establishes a dense cover, thanks to its extensive stolons and broad leaves. This makes it an excellent weed suppressant, often outperforming vetch and even commercial herbicides. Ideal for large garden walkways, sub clover also functions as a fantastic green manure crop, enriching the soil with nitrogen and making it invaluable as a short rotation cover crop.Size: Low-growing ground cover with dense foliage that can cover areas effectively.Yield: Covers approximately 3,000 sq. ft. per 500g of seed.How to use: Perfect for sowing in garden pathways or as a green manure in rows to improve soil fertility. When it begins to flower, mowing is recommended to prevent reseeding.Planting tips: Sow in early spring by broadcasting the seed and raking in to a depth of 3/4 in. It thrives in various soil types, enriching the ground as it grows.Harvest tips: Mow once flowering begins to maintain control over the plant and enhance soil benefits when worked into the ground in autumn.Pelleted seed.
