Outsidepride Perennial White MiniClover Seed - 2 lb. Dwarf, Small-Leaved, Drought & Wear-Tolerant Micro Clover Seeds for Lawn, Ideal Low-Maintenance & Easy to Grow Ground Cover Seeds for Home Yard

I planted this clover Apr 1 2025 and today is May 1 2025, this is what it looks like after 1 month of making sure it was watered every day. I didn’t aerate or de-thatch (as you can see from the pictures) so it took a lot longer to get started. Most reviews of people starting clover lawns say they see results in a week or two but I’m assuming they prepped in some way. I literally just took a plastic solo cup and sprinkled it back and forth, made sure the seeds stayed wet until I saw them sprout. Now that there’s rain in the forecast for almost every day of May, Mother Nature can take over from here. I think I’ll de-thatch and aerate with the coring aerator I bought for the rest of the lawn now that I know these seeds are legit. Also I planted tall fescue along with these and they came up before the grass seed.

I am a real buyer and I have the most impossible yard ever. The picture is before and after! And the baby seeds growing in where it’s been nothing but mud!!!If you want an option, that’s not grass, it’s much less work and it looks absolutely amazingIt grows quick and it’s very stealthy.THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! I wish I got it years ago.Here is a before picture, it’s the only one I could really find, but everybody’s jealous of me now

Planted April 7th and now its May 23rd. Clover coming out great. Tilled the lawn and Used a 5lbs bag for 500sq ft. of front lawn. Used a grass seed spreader. Contstantly had the ground moist. The clover is growing steadily and nicely. Will mostly likely have to reseed in the fall for 100% coverage.We planted a test spot last year and it grew great. Before we planted this year, the prior years grown came back with no watering or maintenance. They just popped back out of the ground.4 of 5 strictly due to price. If price wasn't an issue 5 0f 5.

Perfect choice for our yard that we have had a hard time to get green because of strong sun shines in summer. 2 days after planting the seeds, I got so many sprouts, covering all of the empty spaces. One day after planting the seeds, we had heavy rainy days for two days. A lot of water may have helped.

JULY 2019 UPDATE: We haven’t watered or put any chemicals on our lawn! I have uploaded a picture showing our clover mix lawn and what a pretty shade of green it is compared to the neighbors grass lawn. We still need to mow once a week, but now there are hardly any clover flowers. The grass still dies when the dogs pee on it, but the clover does not. I’m super curious to see what happens during the dryer months of the summer when the lawns all turn brown. I just moved my star rating from four to five stars. This really is one of the best decisions that we have ever made. I will update again during the drought months.JUNE 2019 Update: We LOVE our lawn! Yes, we are getting little white flowers, but we can mow them away. As of right now, we have not yet trained it to stay short. We are mowing as often as a regular lawn. BUT, the dog pee doesn’t kill this. The dog pee still kills the grass. We haven’t watered it once yet. We have little to NO other weeds. But that being said, I bought a weeding tool in early spring and hand popped out all the dandelions, crab/Johnson grass and broad leaf weeds, they haven’t come back. I will update again during the drought months.UPDATE March 9, 2019. The third picture you see is our lawn now. We are very happy with our decision to go green and stop pouring chemicals on our lawn. I must say that our lawn is way greener than any of our neighbors lawns. We bought another bag, but haven’t put it down yet. We are going to use it in a few spots that were missed last year. My husband told me to buy it before they ran out, so I did. So far we are just using this in our backyard where our puppies play and go potty. I will keep updating. I’m waiting for the summer drought before moving it up to five stars, but as of now I’m completely happy.We spent $3,000 for sod last May that all died despite a $400 water bill. Since we have two new puppies, we decided not to treat it with chemicals. Our last dog died of cancer at age six, so we refuse to put down chemical fertilizers. Then my husband told me about clover and I said, “absolutely not!” He asked me to just read the article and then think about it. After reading it, I agreed it would be the best way to have a green lawn and still be healthy for our puppies and the environment. In September we planted one five pound bag along of clover with two 40 pound bags of grass seed in our back yard which is about 75 wide by 75 deep and covered it with some tacky straw. The grass came up right away, but petered out. The clover started coming up within five days, but stayed small and sparse for about six weeks. Now it’s November and we have had a couple of freezes and it’s a pretty green. The neighbors lawns have all started to die off, as well as the field behind us. I will post pictures of the color difference. I look forward to seeing what will happen this winter and next spring as well as the summer drought. I will keep this updated, mainly because the older I get the less I remember, so I will be able to look back on this and know whether or not to buy some more.The first picture shows our lawn up close with zero chemicals and the neighbors lawn on the other side of the fence with his “professional “ lawn care. The second picture shows the field behind us has all died off. This past summer, our new sod was as brown as that field. What you see in our lawn is 95 percent clover and very little grass. In fact, the brown you see is the grass.FOR REFERENCE: We live in upper middle Tennessee where the “soil” is mostly red clay.

We love this particular mini clover. Planted some last year and was hoping it would make it through winter in northeast Texas. It did and exploded in early Spring. Very happy with it! Great product.

Bought 3 bags and the seeds took over 3 weeks to grow. I had lost hope and now that they sprouted, they bunched up in some corners leaving other spots without clover.

I searched online to see why my clover look different I could not get an answer. That doesn't look like a clover at all. However after search I found it is called Mexican clover, also known as Richardia or Florida pusley, is a flowering plant species in the coffee family (Rubiaceae). It is native to warm regions. It looks good and it is flowering after few weeks if planting it looks good and I hope it will not grow high. We will see