Grows about four to eight inches high. Spreads to fill in empty spaces. Tolerates dog urine. Provides nitrogen (up to 2 pounds of n/1000 square feet) for the other grasses in the lawn, eliminating the need to fertilize. Looks good especially if it is blended evenly throughout the lawn. If you are putting in a new lawn, add clover at a rate of two to four pounds/acre (0.7 to 1.4 ounces per 1,000 square feet) to your seed mix and stir it up well. A little goes a long way.

• Stays green through droughty periods of summer.
• Low growing and green through the summer droughty period, it provides nitrogen for the grasses in the lawn.
• Tolerates low mowing well.
• Seeding depth: 1/4-1/2"
• Longevity: Perennial
• Seed Count: 800,000 per pound.