Re: Seeding clover?

Posted by Dick L on March 03, 2017 at 19:41:03 from (50.51.119.181):

In Reply to: Seeding clover? posted by glennster on March 03, 2017 at 18:59:41:

I like to frost seed in February if it is froze without snow at the time. Or in between snows. If I could get around I would seed in the morning. Another stupid MRI. That way I just drill in the seed and let nature take its course. If it gets into where the ground is dry enough I work up the ground before seeding. Sometimes I run over it with the cultipacker and sometimes I don't. Clover seems to find a way to root about any way you treat it. We have spring rains that will beat the seed into the mud if it is not on a hill where it will wash it away.

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