The Clover Is Thriving

[davidhelmly]

All planted with your Woods?

No this is the farm I work on, planted with a 10’ Great Plains no till drill.

 

[antharper]

I’m sure not as much as you but I sure miss them little creek pictures !

 

[davidhelmly]

I’m sure not as much as you but I sure miss them little creek pictures !

Yes, I miss that place bad!!

 

[NUTT]

Still that green after them hard frost? Mine looks rough.

 

[antharper]

Still that green after them hard frost? Mine looks rough.

Mine also , I’m sure it will come back with this weather we are having

 

[tree cutter 08]

It's crunchy up here.

 

[rshunter]

Mine went from lush green to Brown/Tan and a little green after those hard freeze days. All those brown leaves used to be real pretty. Think it will recover?

 

[Gadestroyer74]

Of course ! Just like extreme heat makes it go dormant extreme cold does the same it will bounce right back

 

[Ihunt]

Clover survives in Wisconsin. I’m pretty sure it’ll be just fine down here.

 

[lildorris00]

My radishes froze up during the cold weather but my oats and especially clover seemed to have pushed through and this wet warmer weather has them looking a lot better

 

[tree cutter 08]

Clover already greening back up and looking good. Tough stuff

 

[Canuck5]

Some leaves were burned, but it is bouncing back!

 

[rshunter]

Bought a 25 lb bag of Durana today with thoughts of overseeding the plot above in post #27. Frost seeding possible when you do not have bare ground? As expensive as that stuff is, I don't want to waste it if it's not going to take because its not getting through to the soil. Any suggestions on the best way to sow given the exiting ground cover?

 

[davidhelmly]

Bought a 25 lb bag of Durana today with thoughts of overseeding the plot above in post #27. Frost seeding possible when you do not have bare ground? As expensive as that stuff is, I don't want to waste it if it's not going to take because its not getting through to the soil. Any suggestions on the best way to sow given the exiting ground cover?

It is possible if you can get the seed to the ground, do you have a cultipacker that you can run over it after you spread the seed?

 

[rshunter]

It is possible if you can get the seed to the ground, do you have a cultipacker that you can run over it after you spread the seed?

Have a homemade one. I put out a 25 lb bag on two acres. Maybe overseeding will help my chances. Had to start cutting up downed and snapped trees from the storms that rolled through. Must have lost a hundred or more nice pines. Its a mess. of course not a single sweet gum was hurt. I swear those things and cockroaches are the only thing that will survive a nuclear attack.

 

[davidhelmly]

Have a homemade one. I put out a 25 lb bag on two acres. Maybe overseeding will help my chances. Had to start cutting up downed and snapped trees from the storms that rolled through. Must have lost a hundred or more nice pines. Its a mess. of course not a single sweet gum was hurt. I swear those things and cockroaches are the only thing that will survive a nuclear attack.

I agree about the sweet gums!!