Hey Carla!

Each spring along the roads around here I see Red Clover blooming. It doesn't last a long time but can be spectacular to look at. I've thought about planting it but never have. I know that there are several varieties of clover seed available at Prairie Nursery. I've dealt with them before and never had a problem.

Carole

Here's a link:

Here is a link that might be useful: Prairie Nursery

There is a LOT to learn in this catagory (red vs white clover). Those red clover one can see growing along the roadsides is pretty for picking bouquets, but has a DEEP root system. Do some research as much as possible before deciding what to grow for your purposes. I subscribe to Progressive Farmer magazine which discusses it in detail for cover crops and field greens for horses and cows to graze on. It all depends on what your uses are going to be. Is it just for the perennial border/decorative, or for livestock? This can probably be answered best at the Farmlife Forum if it is for livestock grazing. Otherwise, I dont recommend it for the garden unless you are making a lifetime commitment to its roots. It's a deep subject.