Ladino Clover is a great option for our neighbors in Florida, and the rest of the Deep South. This is a great reseeding clover that covers all needs, from cattle and horse pasture to food plots for deer, turkey, quail, and other wildlife.
Product Details
- Perennial clover
- Well adapted for the deep south
- Starts growing early in the spring
- Excellent grazing tolerance
- High protein forage
Product Information
Ladino Clover is a perennial clover that is well adapted for the deep south. In addition to regrowth from stolons, Ladino Clover is a good reseeding clover, and starts growing early in the spring. It has excellent grazing tolerance and contains no cyanide. It is great for Florida cattle and horse pasture application. By overseeding Florida horse and cattle pastures with Ladino Clover, you will increase protein forage during the early spring dry season. It is also excellent for deer, turkey, and other wildlife in the deep south.~~~
Plant at a rate of 8 to 10 lbs. / acre at a depth of 1/4 in. or less. Plant during Spring or Fall. Fertilize with 0-20-20 at 200 lbs. per acre.
Ladino Clover Seed - Coated
Ladino Clover is a great option for our neighbors in Florida, and the rest of the Deep South. This is a great reseeding clover that covers all needs, from cattle and horse pasture to food plots for deer, turkey, quail, and other wildlife. *Pre-Inoculated Seed*
Instructions
Plant at a rate of 8 to 10 lbs. / acre at a depth of 1/4 in. or less. Plant during Spring or Fall. Fertilize with 0-20-20 at 200 lbs. per acre.
Ladino Clover is a great option for our neighbors in Florida, and the rest of the Deep South. This is a great reseeding clover that covers all needs, from cattle and horse pasture to food plots for deer, turkey, quail, and other wildlife.
Product Details
- Perennial clover
- Well adapted for the deep south
- Starts growing early in the spring
- Excellent grazing tolerance
- High protein forage
Product Information
Ladino Clover is a perennial clover that is well adapted for the deep south. In addition to regrowth from stolons, Ladino Clover is a good reseeding clover, and starts growing early in the spring. It has excellent grazing tolerance and contains no cyanide. It is great for Florida cattle and horse pasture application. By overseeding Florida horse and cattle pastures with Ladino Clover, you will increase protein forage during the early spring dry season. It is also excellent for deer, turkey, and other wildlife in the deep south.~~~
Plant at a rate of 8 to 10 lbs. / acre at a depth of 1/4 in. or less. Plant during Spring or Fall. Fertilize with 0-20-20 at 200 lbs. per acre.
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United StatesTotal experience with Hancock Seed was outstanding. The cost was lower than most places I looked. I called to inquire about shipping and talked to a person in a few seconds. She was very polite and quickly gave me the information I needed. The seed arrived with 2 days of ordering, looked great after planting. Highly recommend!
Happy to hear that we were able to provide you with great customer service and that you are seeing such great results with the ladino clover seed! Thank you for your review and for choosing Hancock Seed!
United StatesSeed was priced right. Arrived 3 business days after ordering and had an excellent germination rate. Will order again.
Glad to hear that you seed arrived quickly and that you are seeing good results with the ladino clover. Thank you for your review and for choosing Hancock Seed!
United StatesSeed came in quickly and is growing great
Excellent! Glad you are having good success with the ladino clover, the deer love it! Thank you for your review!
United StatesPrompt shipment. Good germination rates...... Now if they only shipped turkeys with their clover they'd have a real winner.
Excellent! Glad you received your seed quickly and are seeing great results! Sorry no turkeys! Thank you for your review and for choosing Hancock Seed!
United StatesThe two 50 pound bags of Ladino I purchased has not come up after 5 weeks of being seeded. The area has had consistent watering so that should not be the problem. The two 25 pound bags of Ladino came up in a week with same amount of watering.
The ladino clover is all the same lot so if it is thriving in one area and not the other, I would suggest a soil test of the area where it is not germinating. It is all the same seed. If we can be of any assistance please give us a call we are happy to help. Thank you for your review!
