Originally Posted by westflgator
I should have been a little clearer on the above post. I'm going to broadcast the SH and probably throw in some beans, peas, and a little more clover as well. Just wondering how the clover will do planting this time of year. Also wondering if anyone has tried planting Lab Lab in the mix with Throw & Mow method. Lab Lab seed is too expensive to waste...


Clovers like durana or yuchi aren't going to do well planted right now. You need to wait until this fall and add some more to your fall mix.

Iļæ½ve never tried lablab but cowpeas come up pretty easy if you get ļæ½em covered over with some thatch. Keep in mind that this method is really most ideally suited for planting a mix of cereal grains, clovers, and brassicas in the fall. Small seeded plant species are always going to do better than larger seeded ones.


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