Ladino Clover
Ladino clover that is highly attractive to deer and provides an excellent protein source for whitetails.
Plants can reach a height of 10-12 inches and produce a white bloom in the spring or early summer. Few things are more attractive in the food plots than a solid stand of Ladino clover. Ladino clover is a cool season clover that spreads by stolons. In the proper growing environment, Ladino Clover can persist up to four or even five years.
Broadcast at a rate of 8 lbs. per acre when planting. Can be frost seeded or planted on a well prepared seed bed.
Ladino clover that is highly attractive to deer and provides an excellent protein source for whitetails.
Plants can reach a height of 10-12 inches and produce a white bloom in the spring or early summer. Few things are more attractive in the food plots than a solid stand of Ladino clover. Ladino clover is a cool season clover that spreads by stolons. In the proper growing environment, Ladino Clover can persist up to four or even five years.
Broadcast at a rate of 8 lbs. per acre when planting. Can be frost seeded or planted on a well prepared seed bed.
Ladino clover that is highly attractive to deer and provides an excellent protein source for whitetails.
Plants can reach a height of 10-12 inches and produce a white bloom in the spring or early summer. Few things are more attractive in the food plots than a solid stand of Ladino clover. Ladino clover is a cool season clover that spreads by stolons. In the proper growing environment, Ladino Clover can persist up to four or even five years.
Broadcast at a rate of 8 lbs. per acre when planting. Can be frost seeded or planted on a well prepared seed bed.
Planting Dates
Disk or till the seed bed before planting.
Northern States
Spring -
Fall -
Midwestern States
Spring -
Fall -
Southern States
Spring -
Fall -
Fertilizer
Fertilizer 5-10-15 works best with Ladino at 300 lbs. per acre when planting.
Coating
Seed is coated to help with germination and early growth stages.
Sunlight Required
Soil Ph
6.0-7.0