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dwarf dutch white clover

16 years ago

Where can I purchase dwarf dutch white clover seed, which is a micro clover which grows to a height of 4 to 6 inches. In shade it usually grows to 4 inches in height. I have a treed section which is shaded. Every seed company wants to sell me dutch white clover seed which grows to a height in excess of 8 inches.

Your help is appreciated.

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yanggers
16 years ago
this? TarthTurfCo
marggie
16 years ago
Finally found it! Thanks to Ed from Seeds who gave me the reference! Glad to share this with you.

They don't sell pure seed (to protect their market) but a mix of 5% annual grass/95% micro clover will give a "pure" clover lawn the following year.

For countries within Northern America please contact DLF International Seeds.

DLF-International Seeds
175 W. H. Street
PO Box 229
Halsey, Oregon
USA
E-mail Rick at: rickm@intlseed.com

Tel: 800 445 2251
Tel: 541 369 2251
Fax: 541 369 2640
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KNOT2LATE_AOL_COM
15 years ago
I called the above number and no such luck. They are only allowed to have a 10 % clover to 90% grass seed mix. Pure Microclover was on the market early this Spring but the owners of the patent pulled it off. DRATS.

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