An annual clover which can be planted with other legumes such as cowpeas or other perennials. One of the most popular clovers used in planting for wildlife. Grows an average of 12-24" in height, although it may reach heights of 60" if not grazed or harvested for hay. A warm season tropical annual plant that can be slow to establish. Adapts to well-drained soils with good fertility. Planting Rate: 15-20 lbs. per acre in the early spring when danger of frost is over. Planting Depth: 1/4" deep.