What's in the Mix
When is the right time to plant?
Perennial Pollinator has a minimum germination temp of 40 °F. Reference your average soil temperature to determine ideal planting time.
Read this article for more info: When Can I Start Planting?
Ingredients
Alfalfa, Sainfoin, White Clover, Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover, White Sweet Clover, Perennial Short Grass Blend, Chicory, Small Burnet, Native Perennial Mix, Plantain, Crimson Clover, Partridge Pea, Elevate'd Fungi Inoculant, and Rhizo-Fixer Plus Inoculant
Planting Instructions
Drill seed at 1/4" depth or broadcast and lightly incorporate when soil temperatures are 45 degrees or higher.
Timing
Planting can occur in spring or early fall when soil temperatures are going to stay between 40-70 degrees for at least a month. Ideally would have 6 weeks of growth before a frost in your area.
Seeding Rate
Plant 20 pounds per acre when seeding with a no-till drill or other planting implement and 30 pounds per acre when broadcasting.
Use & Characteristics
| Lasting Residue | Fair |
| Palatability | Excellent |
| Hay Harvest | Fair |
| Regrowth | Good |
| Deep Compaction | Very Good |
| Surface Compaction | Good |
| Weed Suppression | Fair |
| Crimp Kill | Difficult |
| Cold Kill | -30 °F |
Planting
| Plant Depth | 1/4" |
| Min Germ Temp | 40 °F |
| Drilled Seed Rate | 20 lbs/acre |
| Broadcast Seed Rate | 30 lbs/acre |
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