Osceola Ladino Clover Seed (Coated)
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Osceola Ladino Clover Seed is perennial clover developed by University of Florida, which is well adapted for the Deep South. In addition to regrowth from stolons, Osceola Clover is a good reseeding clover and starts growing early in the Spring.
Osceola Clover is great for Florida cattle and horse pasture application, as it has excellent grazing tolerance, and contains no cyanide. By overseeding Florida horse and cattle pastures with Osceola Clover you will increase high protein forage during the early spring dry season. Osceola Clover is also excellent for deer, turkey, and other wildlife in the Deep South.
This is raw seed that is inoculated but no clay coating.
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Climate Zone(s)
Cool Season
Transition Zone
Warm Season
Coated?
Yes
Depth
1/4 in.
Fertilizer
0-20-20 200 lbs. acre
Inoculant Required?
No
Seeding Rate
8 - 10 lbs. / acre
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Plant at a rate of 8 to 10 lbs. / acre, at a depth of 1/4 in. Plant during early Spring or Fall. Fertilize with 0-20-20 at 200 lbs. per acre.
Osceola Ladino Clover Seed (Coated)
Osceola Ladino Clover Seed is perennial clover developed by University of Florida, and they kept their Florida neighbors in mind during the creation process. This variety is an excellent option for Florida cattle and horse pasture, and provides great regeneration from both reseeding and regrowth from stolons.
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Osceola Ladino Clover Seed is perennial clover developed by University of Florida, which is well adapted for the Deep South. In addition to regrowth from stolons, Osceola Clover is a good reseeding clover and starts growing early in the Spring. Osceola...
Osceola Ladino Clover Seed is perennial clover developed by University of Florida, which is well adapted for the Deep South. In addition to regrowth from stolons, Osceola Clover is a good reseeding clover and starts growing early in the Spring. Osceola Clover is great for Florida cattle and horse pasture application, as it has excellent grazing tolerance, and contains no cyanide. By overseeding Florida horse and cattle pastures with Osceola Clover you will increase high protein forage during the early spring dry season. Osceola Clover is also excellent for deer, turkey, and other wildlife in the Deep South. This is raw seed that is inoculated but no clay coating.
Climate Zone(s)
Cool Season
Transition Zone
Warm Season
Coated?
Yes
Depth
1/4 in.
Fertilizer
0-20-20 200 lbs. acre
Inoculant Required?
No
Seeding Rate
8 - 10 lbs. / acre
Instructions
Plant at a rate of 8 to 10 lbs. / acre, at a depth of 1/4 in. Plant during early Spring or Fall. Fertilize with 0-20-20 at 200 lbs. per acre. Plant at a rate of 8 to 10 lbs. / acre, at a depth of 1/4 in. Plant during early Spring or Fall. Fertilize with 0-20-20 at 200 lbs. per acre.
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