Whitetail Institute Imperial Clover Deer Food Plot Seed for Spring or Fall Planting, Promotes Antler Growth and Attracts Deer, Heat, Cold and Drought Tolerant, 2 lbs (.25 Acres), White

Our yard is very shady with large trees (with large roots). Over the past few years the grass has been slowly dying, even the "heavy shade" variety. Started over-seeding with this clover and after one year the yard looks great. It grows in about 2 weeks and is a bright shade of green. It handles the shade well, better than grass for sure. No deer in our area but it turns out this clover is very popular with rabbits. We're in the upper midwest and seeding in early-April had the best results. Originally tried in late-summer to fall and didn't get much growth. The clover seeds from April were growing everywhere by May though.

This clover mix did exactly what I expected: it attracted deer quickly and provided a reliable, high‑protein food source. Once established, the plot grew dense and green, even under repeated deer browsing, and seemed to support good herd nutrition and regular deer activity on my property. The seed is well formulated.

Planted this and had 48 hours of rain on and off. I figured I would have to replant. It all came up and is growing rapidly! Deer and turkeys will be happy as well as the bees!

It brings them all in

Tried it before but I didn't prep the soil right, used the wrong fertilizer and planted in to shady spot. This time I used the right fertilizer planted in a sunny area but I also put egglime down 2 months before planting and sprayed round up a month before planting. I researched first about clover and how it grows, it makes its own nitrogen so I used a 6-24-24 and we have got really good rain to help. Anyway it's growing very well and I'm sure the deer will enjoy it.