Clover seeds are distributed to provide quick coverage in many naturalized settings. The plants of Crimson Clover and Purple Prairie Clover will grow to a mature height of roughly 12 to 36 inches tall. Crimson Clover provides early spring nitrogen for full-season crops and is often times planted in between rows of Blueberries here in Michigan. Growers will use Clover plants as forage for farm animals, including cows, bulls and horses.
Not only will Clovers look beautiful in a naturalized setting, they will attract an array of beneficial insects as well. These insects include butterflies, bumblebees and honeybees.
