O.M. Scott & Sons Strawberry Clover Seed, 2 lbs. | Lawn Seed Grows a Naturally Low Maintenance, Drought-Tolerant Lawn, 1,000 sq. ft.

This clover is the really tiny variety, which is nice! It stays close to the ground and acts as a decent ground cover. Easy to use: Just follow the directions, paying close attention to the time of year to plant, amount of water needed before it is established and the amount of light needed to keep it healthy. From what I can tell, every seed sprouted and is now growing very well. A little pricy for the quantity, but the quality cannot be beat.

Picked this seed up for 2 fold...to help w brown pee spots in our yard from our 2 dogs as well as to provide food for wild rabbits in our neighborhood. Great germination rate...seeded the area w the clover then top dressed the grass (we have bermuda) with composted manure. Kept it nicely watered and after 3 to 4 days germination rate was gang busters. While not really a fan of the germinated clover, it has like a waxy feel to them under foot...once the mature clover leaves sprouted out the texture was better (but still a bit waxy). As to pee spots, really impressed. Without the clover, our bermuda would easily have pee spots after a few days...with the clover very minimal to no pee spots as the yard is a much more resilient green. I would say the best part is the frequency of rabbits in the yard now! Quite honestly on a daily basis we have at least 1-4 rabbits in the yard munching away...absolutely love it. If you are considering a microclover yard this seed is for you!

Slow growing, but is actively growing in our pig pen.

I was wondering why I was growing clover instead of grass! Look back at the package and seems I ordered the wrong thing. But after three days, they are growing in. I’ll just see how it turns out! I am a little disappointed, but from the reviews, it should be OK.

Nothing has sprouted in a month. I followed the directions. I am humbled because I can't even grow weeds. If you go to the lawn and garden section of your local hardware store there are a zillion products to kill clover an unwanted covering. I nourished it, loved it, lavished the seeds with expensive water and soil. Nothing, no green, after a month. Not a horticultural expert but the company claims seeds are coated with something. I think the coating it too thick and the seeds are unable to get the message they are suppose to bust out of it and grow.

I appreciate that it came is a recyclable bag and had clear instruction. It was the perfect amount for the size yard I have and to have a little left over in case I need it. I just moved and have a dirt yard. I watered the soil the day before because my yard was very dry. I followed the directions and loosened the topsoil, spread the seeds, and raked it. It has not started growing yet because I just planted it, but I'm excited for it to grow because I love the look of Strawberry Clovers and I hope it will attract some bees to help pollinate our small garden. If it grows well it is a good deal for the amount of seed. I will update/add pics once I get results.

I bought the O.M. Scott and Sons Clover Seed because I was sold on the dream: low maintenance, drought-tolerant, eco-friendly, practically mows itself while paying your taxes. Amazing! So I lovingly scattered this magical green fairy dust across my lawn like a suburban Johnny Appleseed. Watered it. Whispered sweet encouragements. Waited. And… yeah. Still waiting. Did it work? Maybe. Do I have clover growing? Possibly. Is it just a bunch of enthusiastic weeds pretending to be clover to boost my self-esteem? Almost certainly. Pros: Comes in a bag. That’s a strong start. Spreads easily. I am now emotionally AND literally invested all over my yard. The idea of it is fantastic—like the Pinterest version of lawn care. Cons: Germination progress is currently classified as a “mystery thriller.” My neighbor’s dog peed on it, which might be the most action it’s seen. Starting to suspect this seed is just playing hard to get. To be fair, maybe it takes time. Maybe the clover is working underground, silently plotting its beautiful, green, drought-resistant takeover. Or maybe I just bought a bag of hope and delusion. Who’s to say? For now, 3 stars—for potential. If anything actually grows, I’ll come back and revise this review from “skeptical gardening comedy” to “miracle lawn gospel.”

I live on an acre, and we already have quite a bit of clover in our yard. We don’t really worry about treating the lawn to get rid of it, since we actually like having it. We get plenty of wildlife visiting, and the backyard resident groundhog in particular seems to love the little strawberry-like clover flowers/berries. I bought this to sprinkle over some bald patches in the yard, and I like that clover doesn’t need to be mowed as often as grass. It’s an easy option for filling in some bare spots without trying to turn my yard into a perfectly manicured lawn. I like knowing it’s helping the bugs and the animals. One thing to note is that the bag didn’t look like the image on the listing, so I think they might be in the process of transitioning the packaging. So far it was easy to sprinkle where I want and it’s early but it’s taking root quickly. Know that this goes pretty far. It’s only 2lbs so don’t expect a big bag by any means. A little goes a long way.