Magic Carpet Clover, Grass & Wildflower Seed Mix

This low maintenance clover, soft and durable grasses and wildflower seed mix is a great alternative to the traditional lawn. Dutch white clover is a low maintenance ground cover which is prized for its nitrogen fixing properties, pollinator value and aesthetic look. Once established it requires little maintenance or for a more natural look, no maintenance. Easy to grow, low growing, low maintenance, and beautiful. What more can you ask for if you wish to replace your traditional high maintenance lawn?

What's in the Mix: (Contains 1 Clover variety, 2 Fescue Grass Varieties and 5 Low Growing Wildflowers)

Botanical Name	Common Name	Life Cycle	Approx. Height & Color
Trifolium repens	Dutch White Clover	Perennial	4-8 in. Whites/Green
Festuca ovina	Sheep Fescue	Perennial	4-8 in. Grass
Festuca ovina ‘Jetty’	Hard Fescue	Perennial	8-10 in. Grass
Viola cornuta	Johnny Jump Up	Perennial	4-8 in. Purple/Yellow/White
Lobularia maritima	Sweet Alyssum	Annual	6-8 in. White
Calendula officianalis	Calendula	Annual	8-10in. Orange, Yellow
Oenothera speciosa	Showy Evening Primrose	Perennial	8-10 in. Pink/White
Phacelia campanularia	California Bluebell	Annual	6-10 in. Blue

SEEDING RATES ARE APPROX DEPENDING ON THE DENSITY OF COVERAGE YOU DESIRE.

Our suggestion for coverage is as follows:
1 oz. up to 100 sq ft
1/4 lb covers 250 - 500 sq ft
1/2 lb covers 500 - 1,000 sq ft
1 lb covers 1,000 - 2,000 sq ft
5 lbs covers 5,000 - 10,000 sq ft
10 lbs covers 10,000 - 20,000 sq ft
30 lbs covers 30,000 - 1 Acre


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Planting Instructions:
When to Sow this Mixture: Spring and Fall are the best times to seed although with proper conditions and can be seeded early or late summer too! Heat is the enemy in most cases.
In spring, you can sow close to your last frost day and in fall, you should sow 8-10 weeks before your first frost so it can establish to winter over.
Most of the low growing wildflowers in this mix are annuals but do reseed. We suggest a spring planting if you can.
How to Sow this Mixture: Remove all existing growth and sow evenly over the area. We suggest sowing heavily throughout the area and compressing for a good seed to soil contact without pushing the seeds beneath the soil. Keep watered and moist until the seedlings are about 4 inches high and then watering can be reduced.
How to Maintain: This lawn will not need fertilizer. Clover acts as a green fertilizer if trimmed and is great for aeration as the roots work into the soil. It is also a great nitrogen booster. Mow once in spring and once in fall. Do not use herbicides. If you see dead grass clumps, de-thatch the area. Purchase a bit extra seed of this mix to fill in any sparse areas that may occur.