Thread: Does Imperial White Tail Clover ReSeed itself?

> I planted some years ago and it lasted 5 or 6 years without doing anything to it.

> What I always do with my white clover fields is every year I will put some new seed out on my plot. Let him walk, he'll be a goodun next year!

> Ive got Imperial in one of my plots and the only thing I have ever had to do is fertilize it evry year it comes back on its own. "I love all of God's creatures...especially with mashed potatos and gravy."

> The info I read about Imperial White Tail Clover said it will last 3 to 5 years. Mine is a little over 4 years old now. All that I have done so far is to mow often and fertalize twice a year. I am getting ready to spray poast on it because the grass is getting too thick(1st time spraying it ever). It still looks o.k. but not as good as it used too, but that is probably because I have not sprayed earlier. I was just wondering if it would...

> I would spray first and see how it does without the grass competition, would try to let it reseed before mowing it, and if it looks thin, then I would scratch bare areas lightly with a disc or harrow and add clover to these areas, or use a no till drill and drill more clover in. If you have access to a subsoiler, it wouldn't hurt to run it through your plot a few times to help loosen the compacted soil, it would help the soil drain,...