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Mihi Persian Clover

$999
  • Variety: Mihi Persian Clover
  • Crop Type: Annual legume cover crop
  • Growing Benefits: Fixes 50–120 lbs. of nitrogen per acre to improve soil fertility
  • Wildlife Benefits: Highly attractive to deer and beneficial insects
  • Soil Benefits: Helps build soil health and improve growing conditions
  • Growing Season: Fall-planted with strong spring growth
  • Perfect For: Cover crops, food plots, pollinator areas, and sustainable gardens
  • Omni-Approved Inoculated Seed.

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Description

Mihi Persian Clover is a versatile annual clover that combines soil-building benefits with excellent wildlife and pollinator value. This fast-growing legume is known for its ability to fix nitrogen, adding an estimated 50–120 lbs. of nitrogen per acre back into the soil while creating valuable organic matter.

Beyond its benefits in the garden, Mihi Persian Clover is highly attractive to deer and beneficial insects. Its sweet-smelling blooms provide a valuable food source for wildlife and pollinators while adding beauty to the landscape.

Mihi Persian Clover performs best when planted in the fall and will establish slowly through the cooler months before producing vigorous spring growth. It prefers sandy loam soils but can tolerate wetter conditions. For best results, plant in well-prepared soil at a depth of no more than ¼".

This clover does not require additional nitrogen fertilizer but responds well to phosphorus and potassium applications based on soil test recommendations. Whether you're improving your soil, creating a wildlife plot, or adding a beneficial cover crop, Mihi Persian Clover is an excellent choice.

Growing Information

Mihi Persian Clover Planting Information

Planting Method: Direct seed

When to Plant: Fall

Ideal Soil Temperature: 45°F

Planting Depth: No more than ¼"

Seeding Rate:


  • 5 lbs./acre

  • 2.5 lbs./acre as part of a mix

Preferred Soil Type: Sandy loam

Ideal Soil pH: 5.5–8.2

Fertilization: Does not require nitrogen; apply phosphorus and potassium based on soil test recommendations

Growth Habit: Slow fall growth with strong spring development

Disease Resistance: Not specified