Mountain Valley Seed Co Micro Clover Seed for Lawn - 1 Lb - 400,000 | Microclover Seeds for Planting - Drought-Tolerant Mini Grass Alternative

I love these micro clover seeds. They grow really well and are easy to grow with just a little watering in the beginning. We didn't do anything except just sprinkle them over some little bare patches we had in the lawn. The only downside is that they are very expensive and you would need a lot to cover much at all in your yard. We had to get two of them just to fill in a few bare spots in our backyard. I would love to have an entire yard of these but it is prohibitively expensive, at least buying it like this.

Almost all the clover seed sprouted. I was surprised because of the clay soil. The seeds are so tiny that it makes it hard to spread with a handheld spreader. I opted to spread by hand and that resulted in some areas being over seeded. I am satisfied with the results I got with this seed brand. I almost forgot to mention that the seeds sprouted in 3 days. I would definitely buy this seeds again. They definitely look like microclover without weeds mixed in. I wish it included tips on how to more evenly distribute the seeds.

Updated 26 May ‘26: the micro clover is thriving in most areas and super FLUFFY and soft! It’s not tall, but luscious! I also put it in my garden area to help with soil and water retention. I’m sharing photos of some of the same earlier places it was planted, and how it looks now. About halfish germinated. I decided to try this for some bald areas in my yard. I prepped the ground and made sure the seeds were covered back up after I spread them around. I took pictures when they started to come up, and again a few days ago. Some areas are doing better than others. I don’t know how much was eaten or just didn’t germinate. But about half or less actually came up.

Placed the seeds in an area by my pond. Took 3 days to germinate and 3 weeks later the space is a nice green carpet of micro clover. Great color and size.

Well.. I pretty much gave up on growing grass in this specific spot here in my lawn so I went with clover instead. I could grow the grass initially, but it would be all fried up by August every single time..It gets pretty dang hot here in Nebraska. Anyways, clover is more drought tolerant than grass so I said, why not? I just stirred up the soil a tad bit and sprinkled the seed, and about 3 days later they started sprouting! I would rather have clover and something green than mud. Very pleased with with the product.

Initially I ordered a 1lb bag, that’s what the photos show a before and after for. The photos are taken about a month apart, with watering daily for about 20-30 minutes. The third photo shows clover height after about a month in a well watered area. My verdict in that time is that I’m happy with the clover height and general quality but for the space it definitely needs another round, so it is expensive to do larger areas. The ground was very dry and sparse prior to seeding so it has had a bit of an uphill battle to seed. What we noticed with our watering frequency is that areas receiving more water have grown much better, and areas with less haven’t grown all that well. With that, I’d recommend others to water perhaps twice a day and ensure all areas are well watered during the early germination period - we intend to water more frequently on a second round.

This seed comes up within days, but then it disappears, the baby shoots , which are very tiny. Either wither away or I'm not sure where the seedlings go? I planted several patches, came up great, next day only about 1/2 of the seedlings were alive. I have an extensive yard and how 90% of my plant and veggies from seed, I know how to start seed. Don't know why this does this. I tried several times. I think there are a few plants growing but 1 out of 50, not great odds.

Clover started to grow within 2 days!!!! I was also surprised by the amount you get for the price. Great quality.

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