Crimson CloverTrifolium incarnatum A reliably winter hardy annual variety that does not multiply with runners (like perennial Red Clover does) and is easy to eliminate by tillage. Planted September through October, Crimson Clover forms a dense green carpet by mid winter, fixing 125 pounds of nitrogen per acre and producing tons of humus. Does not perform well in waterlogged or acidic soils. Matures in June with crimson flowers on 18 inch plants. Shade tolerant and

OMRI listed

Threads onto standard 3/4 inch hose fittings

and citrusy bouquet

Plants grow to 5 feet tall

Sealed in a waterproof plastic bucket with 2 desiccant packages (helps to extend seed life) and a Territorial Seed Company Catalog with valuable growing information

Mild Mesclun Blend provides a diversity of fresh greens for unique salads

easy to peel

Very easy to peel

Remarkably juicy

and prefer well-drained soil with full sun exposure

western Oregon

plants can reach 2–3 feet