Mr. Hawk Well-Known Member Joined Jul 25, 2003 Messages 838 City & State/Province Putnam co May 19, 2021 #1 I usually do perennial plots.Last fall I did annual winter wheat and red clover. They look good now with the wheat at thigh high and red clover blooming but do I need to mow them or just let them be? Plan to plant same thing this fall.
I usually do perennial plots.Last fall I did annual winter wheat and red clover. They look good now with the wheat at thigh high and red clover blooming but do I need to mow them or just let them be? Plan to plant same thing this fall.
B BSK Well-Known Member Joined Mar 11, 1999 Messages 92,577 City & State/Province Nashville, TN May 19, 2021 #2 If you wait until the clover seed heads turn grey/brown, and then mow, you will get some natural reseeding and clover growth during the summer months.
If you wait until the clover seed heads turn grey/brown, and then mow, you will get some natural reseeding and clover growth during the summer months.
B BSK Well-Known Member Joined Mar 11, 1999 Messages 92,577 City & State/Province Nashville, TN May 19, 2021 #3 As for the red clover, it is a biannual, not an annual (it last 2 years). If you want a true annual plot, you might look at crimson clover.
As for the red clover, it is a biannual, not an annual (it last 2 years). If you want a true annual plot, you might look at crimson clover.
