Mountain Valley Seed Co Micro Clover Seed for Lawn - 1 Lb - 400,000

So I seeded this microclover combined with some remaining Scott Cool Season mix last Fall, the ugly patchy lawn took off quite fast. It overwintered. It's now mid July and I have only mowed it twice. I kept the setting high (4) on my Makita mower. I have the greenest lawn in my neighborhood and I dont hire landscapers or put any fertilizer. Yesterday, I bagged the clippings and used them to start a new pile of compost. I would recommend this to folks who maintain their own lawns, want to save money, and use legumous clippings for a vegan compost pile. And by the way, this company Mountain Valley is awesome. I've used their cover crop and wild flower mixes with good results.

Purchased this product, germination was excellent except there is nothing micro about this clover. I expected it to about 4 to 5 inches tall, to my surprise it’s about 10 to 12 inches tall. I’m not satisfied with this product at all, since I wanted to use it for low lawn cover and cutting clover is not easy. Very disappointed with this product. Since it takes a while to germinate and mature, I know I can’t expect a refund, it’s very sad.

I did not want to leave a one star review; and I probably would have left a 2 or 3 star review if my interaction with their support wasn't so bad. My husband and I i want to go to a no mow grass, and clover makes sense. Especially microclover. We ordered microclover. The weekend that we planted it, we spent a day pulling up the grass and tilling the dirt. Then, we laid down our first round of seeds. We knew that some would not take, so we had planned on doing several rounds. We just started with the front part of our lawn. Yesterday was about the 6 week mark and our front lawn was overrun with with a weedy kind of grass. There was clover growing, but it was mostly the weedy tall grass. We pulled it out and laid some more clover down. I actually knew that this would be a process. I did not, however, think that the clover seed had so much weed in it. I came on to amazon to see if I could talk to somebody about this because I really didn't want to leave a bad review as I believe that everybody should go no mow. There's c s r was nice, but she told me I had to email them with pictures and she couldn't help me resolve it. I didn't take pictures, we just pulled out the grass. I hadn't intended leaving a review until I thought about it today. This is unfortunate, and I will try to find another source for clover.Because this is what I want to do. I just wasn't expecting the clover seemed to be so filled with weeds, and I was not expecting to have such a bad customer service experience.

This has been the only thing that has survived, thrived and grown in my lawn, all the grass turns brown and dies and this makes it look pretty and has brought honey bees to the yard! It stays pretty short and blends in beautifully!

I love it. But giving it 4 stars because the description feels misleading. Calls it microclover and says it is smaller than Dutch White clover but then lists the species as trifolium repens, which is Dutch white clover (trifolium repens L is the micro version). I have some areas that are a foot tall after a year, which doesn’t matter to me. But that is much bigger than advertised and is in line with the size you would expect for regular Dutch white clover.

This seed comes up within days, but then it disappears, the baby shoots , which are very tiny. Either wither away or I'm not sure where the seedlings go? I planted several patches, came up great, next day only about 1/2 of the seedlings were alive. I have an extensive yard and how 90% of my plant and veggies from seed, I know how to start seed. Don't know why this does this. I tried several times. I think there are a few plants growing but 1 out of 50, not great odds.

Updated 26 May ‘26: the micro clover is thriving in most areas and super FLUFFY and soft! It’s not tall, but luscious! I also put it in my garden area to help with soil and water retention. I’m sharing photos of some of the same earlier places it was planted, and how it looks now. About halfish germinated. I decided to try this for some bald areas in my yard. I prepped the ground and made sure the seeds were covered back up after I spread them around. I took pictures when they started to come up, and again a few days ago. Some areas are doing better than others. I don’t know how much was eaten or just didn’t germinate. But about half or less actually came up.

Scattered the seeds liberally in several areas where we'd had tree stumps ground and where grass was not growing. Stirred up the ground with a rake, sprinkled the seeds, and left for vacation. Despite my negligence I have beautiful little green sprouts in nearly every area (the one that I did last had the least bare earth and the least amount of energy applied to prepping the ground). Granted only 40-50% of the seeds sprouted, but given my haphazard approach I am fully OK with that. I'm sure if I had done it right I would be seeing greater success. I'm so encouraged by this moderate success I plan to get another bag and put the effort in to really do it right.

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