Ladino Clover
Ladino clovers are best suited for hay and wildlife blends. Ladino clovers are the tallest and largest leafed of the white clover family.
While some might refer to this species as simply “white clover”, there are multiple types of white clovers, botanically divided up into three distinct, true breeding polymorphic forms based mainly on leaf size.
Ladino types are usually taller, have less stolons and flowers mostly in the crown of the main plant. For hay applications, ladino types usually produce more tonnage. Examples of these are Haifa and Seminole. These can be planted for pasture, hay, haylage, cover crops, wildlife, green manure and erosion control.
(FALL, LATE WINTER, EARLY SPRING) (FORAGE, WILDLIFE, COVER CROP, POLLINATOR)