Ladino White Clover Seeds Inoculant (Trifolium repens var. ladino) Large-leaf clover for high-quality forage. Spreads easily, fixes nitrogen, and thrives in both pastures and lawns.

Minimum: 500+ Seeds

Large-Leaf Clover for Forage, Lawns, and Soil Health

Ladino White Clover is a vigorous, large-leafed perennial legume known for producing high-quality forage and thriving in pastures, food plots, and lawns. It spreads rapidly by creeping stems, forming a lush, low-maintenance ground cover that suppresses weeds and improves soil fertility naturally.

Highly palatable to livestock and rich in protein, Ladino is a top choice for grazing systems, cover cropping, and sustainable landscapes. Its ability to fix nitrogen makes it a valuable companion to pasture grasses and turf blends.

🐄 Why Grow Ladino Clover?

• 🌿 Premium Forage Quality
  Large, tender leaves loved by cattle, goats, sheep, and wildlife

• 🌱 Nitrogen Fixer
  Feeds surrounding plants and reduces the need for fertilizer

• 🌾 Aggressive Spreader
  Establishes quickly and spreads across open ground

• 🌦 Resilient and Cold-Hardy
  Performs well in zones 3–10 with reliable regrowth

• 🐝 Pollinator Friendly
  Attracts bees and beneficial insects with white blossoms

• 🏡 Lawn-Approved
  Blends well with turf for a green, low-mow, eco-friendly lawn

🧪 About Inoculated Clover Seeds

These seeds come pre-inoculated with Rhizobium bacteria that support optimal nitrogen fixation. This inoculation boosts root nodulation and overall plant health, especially in soils lacking natural clover-friendly microbes. Ready to sow with no additional prep needed.

🌎 Best For:

• Pasture and hay production

• Lawn improvement and low-mow turf

• Wildlife food plots and pollinator patches

• Soil-building cover crop systems

• Companion planting with grasses and grains

• Orchard floors and silvopasture settings

🌱 Planting & Growing Info:

• Botanical Name: Trifolium repens var. ladino

• Type: Cool-season perennial legume

• Sunlight: Full sun to light shade

• Seeding Rate: 3–5 lbs/acre (pasture); 1 lb/1,000 sq ft (lawns)

• Planting Depth: ⅛–¼ inch

• Soil: Moist, well-drained; tolerates loam, clay, and sandy soils

• Height: 6–12 inches

• Bloom Time: Spring to late summer

• Zones: USDA 3–10

• Companions: Orchardgrass, tall fescue, ryegrass, bluegrass

🧠 Pro Tips:

• Best sown in early spring or late summer for strong establishment

• Works well with frost seeding or no-till systems

• Avoid over-fertilizing lawns to preserve nitrogen-fixing benefit

• Mow or graze moderately to encourage spreading and maintain quality

🌾 The Versatile Clover for Lawns, Livestock, and Land Health

From lush lawns to productive pastures, Ladino White Clover is a proven performer with deep ecological benefits. Pre-inoculated for stronger growth and better nitrogen cycling, it’s a smart solution for farmers, homesteaders, and lawn-lovers alike.