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      Squarosse clover

      Squarosse clover is an annual variety that can withstand temperatures of -10°C at its rosette stage.

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      It grows upright with a thin taproot and many branches. Sown successfully, Squarosse clover seed can produce a lot of organic matter and is good for soil structure.

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        Sowing rate: 10-15 kg/ha

        Sowing time: Sow from mid-July up until September (not ACRES approved)

        Frost tolerance: Squarrose clover is very winter hardy

        Biomass: High biomass potential

        Pests & diseases: Generally not a problem