White Clover Cover Crop Seed

White Clover Cover Crop — Living Nitrogen Factory

White clover (Trifolium repens) is the gold standard cover crop for living soil systems. Through symbiotic Rhizobium bacteria in root nodules, white clover fixes atmospheric nitrogen directly into plant-available form — up to 150 lbs of nitrogen per acre per year.

• Nitrogen fixation — Rhizobium bacteria in root nodules convert N₂ from air into plant-available nitrogen
• Living mulch — suppresses weeds, retains moisture, prevents soil erosion
• Feeds soil biology — root exudates support mycorrhizal networks and bacterial communities
• Low-growing — won't compete with main crops for light
• Perennial — establishes once and keeps producing nitrogen season after season

Seed directly on top of soil in containers, raised beds, or garden rows. Keep moist until established. Essential component of any living soil or no-till system. In containers 100-200 gallons, a healthy white clover cover can contribute meaningful nitrogen throughout the vegetative cycle.