Dalkeith Excellent Pasture CloverKey FeaturesEarly season maturity 97 days to flowering (Perth)Good early root growth and establishmentGood hard seed levelsDemonstrates good persistenceDalkeith belongs to the Trifolium subterranean ssp. Subterranean familyand demonstrates a prostrate to semi-erect growth habit. It persists well on various soil types and has early maturity, requiring a minimumgrowing season of four months. It has a high hard seed level, which incombination with its early maturity, makes it well suited to low rainfallcropping rotations. Dalkeith is a superior replacement to Dayak and hastaken upwell in the 350 to 600mm rainfall zones. It is susceptible to arange of diseases, however, most of these occur in higher rainfallenvironments.Dalkeith Subterranean Clover Seed – first developed in Australia, Dalkeith is an excellent cool season clover for wildlife. Dalkeith can also be used in a mixture (such as annual rye) as an excellent pasture clover. Dalkeith clover has an excellent reseed rate (45%) and will reseed better if grazed (after establishment). This makes for a clover crop that has a strong seed reserve built up in the soil and thus should produce for many years.Dalkeith is well suited to temperate areas receiving 14 to 24 inches of rainfallDalkeith has a semi erect growth pattern.Persists well in various soil types. Soil Ph of 5.0-7.0 light to heavy soils that are moderately well drainedSuitable for low rainfall cropping rotations due to minimum growing season of 4 monthsA better variety than Mt. Barker.NB: This Clover is not for high rainfall areas.Planting Information For Dalkeith Clover:Date: In the fall after the rainsRate (dense stand): Dry – 14-22 Lbs. per 2.5 acres; Irrigated – 22- 33 Lbs. per 2.5 acre; Mixed 9 to 22 lbs. per 2.5 acresDepth: 1/3 to 1/2 inchesSeedbed: Your seedbed or growth area should be moist and free of grass.

Dalkeith Excellent Pasture CloverKey FeaturesEarly season maturity 97 days to flowering (Perth)Good early root growth and establishmentGood hard seed levelsDemonstrates good persistenceDalkeith belongs to the Trifolium subterranean ssp. Subterranean familyand demonstrates a prostrate to semi-erect growth habit. It persists well on various soil types and has early maturity, requiring a minimumgrowing season of four months. It has a high hard seed level, which incombination with its early maturity, makes it well suited to low rainfallcropping rotations. Dalkeith is a superior replacement to Dayak and hastaken upwell in the 350 to 600mm rainfall zones. It is susceptible to arange of diseases, however, most of these occur in higher rainfallenvironments.Dalkeith Subterranean Clover Seed – first developed in Australia, Dalkeith is an excellent cool season clover for wildlife. Dalkeith can also be used in a mixture (such as annual rye) as an excellent pasture clover. Dalkeith clover has an excellent reseed rate (45%) and will reseed better if grazed (after establishment). This makes for a clover crop that has a strong seed reserve built up in the soil and thus should produce for many years.Dalkeith is well suited to temperate areas receiving 14 to 24 inches of rainfallDalkeith has a semi erect growth pattern.Persists well in various soil types. Soil Ph of 5.0-7.0 light to heavy soils that are moderately well drainedSuitable for low rainfall cropping rotations due to minimum growing season of 4 monthsA better variety than Mt. Barker.NB: This Clover is not for high rainfall areas.Planting Information For Dalkeith Clover:Date: In the fall after the rainsRate (dense stand): Dry – 14-22 Lbs. per 2.5 acres; Irrigated – 22- 33 Lbs. per 2.5 acre; Mixed 9 to 22 lbs. per 2.5 acresDepth: 1/3 to 1/2 inchesSeedbed: Your seedbed or growth area should be moist and free of grass.