Tri-Clover by Eretz - Three Part Blend of Clovers Providing Beauty, Cover, and Natural Attractant. No Coatings or Fillers, Premium Seeds (5lb)

These seeds sprouted so fast, in three days I could see the green coming up on a lawn that was unable to grow grass seed for years. I am pleased with these seeds and the clover that grew is now thriving. I hope it holds up in the dryer seasons. We will see.

Almost all of my seed germinated in 3 days and is growing healthy and strong! I threw this down mid June in Colorado in a drought. Just spread it right before a rain storm, covered with germination blankets to prevent runoff, removed the blankets 2 days later so everything could get some sun and have had fantastic results.

I bought this to repair the spots in my lawn where my female dog's urine kills the grass. Clover handles the extra nitrogen much better than grass, so it seemed like a good solution. The seed germinated well, established quickly with regular watering, and is filling in those bare patches nicely. The mix looks healthy, and I like that it blends in naturally while also helping improve the soil. If you're tired of constantly reseeding dead grass from dog urine, this is definitely worth trying. So far, I'm very happy with the results.

Easy to sow, quick to grow. Photos are after watering every night (lightly) for seven days. There are some patches, but the growth is coming in. Highly recommend!

Pro: most of this stuff sprouted super fast, is doing well in sun and shade, and is developing into a wonderful blanket of clover. Cons: feels like 1/3 of the seeds are not germinating. Lots of rains, lots of seeds clumping together on surface, then just never sprouting. I still ordered more to fill in another part of yard I'm doing clover on first to establish erosion control before I plop down some grass simply b/c this stuff sprouted so fast. I bought another clover seed in the past, and it seemed to take forever to pop. So, I was very pleasantly surprised to see this stuff taking off the first week. Just wish more of it would germinate. Maybe 1/3 is a type that's a late bloomer?

I am so happy to see there is red clover in here. You will need a lot more for large yards but they sprouted pretty fast. Now, if it can just get to taking out the grass haha

DISAPPOINTED!! Not pure clover seeds as they claim. I was so excited when I started to see the spouts rising. Sprouts came up fairly quickly. I followed the instructions tilled the ground of my empty patches and sowed the seeds then added compost over the ground. Watered every day until I had sprouts. As the sprouts got bigger they were not resembling the clover that is already established. I took a picture of the sprouts to google it and they said it was multiple different species watercress, chickweed miner’s lettuce etc. I used nearly used the entire bag. But not any clover!? So now what? So disappointed!!! Ugh! Last pictures are of my established clover and what clover looks like.

This clover mix is fantastic for filling in bare stretches of areas that were formerly weed-infested. It includes crimson clover which is very pretty in bloom. Note however that this is *not* the micro or Dutch white clover you would use in a lawn mixed in with grass that gets mowed periodically — because this clover mix can grow as high as a foot over time and should not be mowed. I used it in my “hellstrip”, the area between the sidewalk and the road where it’s tough to grow anything. Heavy rains kept washing away the mulch around the plants, so I planted this mix to hold the soil instead of mulch, and it’s worked perfectly. It can, however, take over the entire space, so you need to treat it like a weed at times and pull it out wherever it starts to encroach on any plants that you do want to cultivate. I call that a happy problem however. Everything is now thriving in the hellstrip except the real weeds, because the clover outcompetes them. In the photo you can see clover surrounding each plant or shrub in the hellstrip. The clover really established itself in the second year, so be patient in that regard.