A little clover.
A lot more life.
Everything you need to choose microclover seed, plan the right amount, and give a greener lawn a good start.
A lawn that leaves room for nature.
Microclover is a small-leaf form of white clover often mixed with turfgrass. It can add texture and flowers to a lawn while contributing nitrogen to the planting. The right seed and preparation depend on your site, climate, and goals.
Get to know microclover
From curious to planted.
Follow the path that fits where you are today.
Choose your seed
Know what to look for on a label before you buy a microclover or grass mix.
Seed buying guidePrepare to plant
Make a plan for timing, soil contact, watering, and the first mow.
Planting guideMeasure your lawn
Turn square footage and the package's seeding rate into a shopping quantity.
Seed calculatorSmaller leaves. A more varied lawn.
Microclover offers a fine-textured way to include clover in a grass lawn. It still flowers, needs suitable growing conditions, and responds differently by region. The best lawn is the one that fits your place.
Good questions to ask first.
Microclover vs. white clover: which belongs in your lawn?
They share a species, but seed labels, texture, and cost can change your choice.
Read the comparison
How to plant microclover seed without guessing.
A simple sequence from site prep to establishment, with sources for the key steps.
Read the guideStart with the right seed.
Compare pure microclover with lawn blends, then check the label before you order.