Herbionik micropipolina clover
19.95$ - 95.95$
Part of the legume family, like its counterpart, common white clover. It attracts foraging bees and maintains a lush green even in drought conditions. The micro pipolina clover has the particularity of having smaller foliage as well as smaller and fewer flowers.
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Part of the legume family, like its counterpart, common white clover. It attracts foraging bees and maintains a lush green even in drought conditions. The micro pipolina clover has the particularity of having smaller foliage as well as smaller and fewer flowers.
Description
- Attracts bees and other pollinators
- Rather slow growth and similar to that of common white clover
- Spreads by stolons
- Prefers cool, moist soils, but adapts very well to all soil types
- Ideal companion to several lawn grasses
- Ability to compete with several “weeds”
- Discourages many pests when used with lawn grasses
- Naturally produces fewer flowers than common white clover
- Very good hardiness (zone 3 and 4, if good snow cover)
- Requires regular mowing to maintain its dwarf size
- Sow with lawn grasses, preferably
- Does not produce any felt. Therefore, high risk of frost in winter if used alone (pure culture: without lawn grasses)
- Tolerates severe (short) pruning
- Height at maturity if not mowed: more than 8 inches (+20 cm)
Further information
| Weight | 0.0 kg |
|---|---|
| Size | ND |
