Seed Therapy | Micro Clover (Mini) – 10,000 Seeds

Seed Therapy | Micro Clover (Mini) - 10,000 Seeds

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Rethinking the Traditional Lawn

If you're tired of watering, fertilizing and constantly mowing traditional grass, Micro Clover is an interesting alternative. This low-growing perennial can be planted on its own to create a clover lawn or mixed into existing grass to create a more resilient turf.

Micro Clover naturally fixes nitrogen in the soil, which reduces the need for added fertilizer. It stays relatively short, tolerates mowing and foot traffic, and its dense growth can help compete with weeds. It also requires less water than a conventional grass lawn once established.

The seeds are pre-inoculated to support proper nitrogen fixation.

Seed Details

Quantity: Approx. 10,000 seeds
Variety: Micro Clover (Trifolium repens)
Type: Perennial lawn alternative, non-GMO
Origin: American grown
Height: Approx. 4-6 inches, shorter when mowed
Establishment: Approx. 2-3 weeks
USDA Zones: 3-9
Light: Full sun to mostly sun

Coverage

Clover-Only Lawn: Approx. 32-40 sq. ft. per packet
Mixed With Grass: Approx. 800-1,000 sq. ft. at a 5% clover / 95% grass ratio

Growing Instructions

Plant in spring after the danger of frost has passed or in early fall, approximately six weeks before the first expected frost.

Rake the planting area to loosen the soil and remove debris. Sow seeds and lightly rake them in, keeping them no more than 1/4 inch deep. Keep the area consistently moist until germination and establishment.

Packaging

Seed Therapy uses resealable, recyclable seed packets that contain no plastic and include detailed growing instructions. Seeds are also tested for germination.

About Seed Therapy

Formerly Southern Seeds, Seed Therapy was founded by Ryan and Kim Dorn in 2019, building on more than 50 years of family experience with farming, growing and seeds. Today, it's a multi-generational family business offering more than 800 seed varieties.

We especially like their commitment to American-grown seeds and sourcing transparency. They work with trusted U.S. farms, disclose when a variety isn't grown domestically and have donated millions of seeds to schools, community gardens, churches and communities affected by natural disasters.

Why It's In Our Cart

This one caught our attention because it questions whether every yard really needs to be a perfectly manicured patch of traditional grass. Less watering, less mowing, no fertilizer required and a plant that actually adds nitrogen back into the soil? That's worth testing. We especially like that you don't have to commit to an entire clover lawn. You can start by mixing a small percentage into the grass you already have.