• LESS WORK, MORE PLAY: This isn't your grandpa's lawn - our Clover Seed creates a naturally low-maintenance yard that needs less mowing and watering
• STAYS GREENER LONGER: While other yards stress out, this drought-tolerant clover stays lush even when the weather won't cooperate
• ONLY THE GOOD STUFF: Safe for your kids and pets*, this is the simple way to get a beautiful, natural lawn without any pesticides or added artificial ingredients

*When used as directed. Don't eat it, drink it, rub it in your eye... you get the point.

Face it, you've got better things to do than spend every Saturday mowing and watering your yard. You've got cookouts to host and sprinkler-dodging championships to win. You need a green space that’s on your team. Following our founder, O.M. Scott, we've held the belief that yards ain't hard since 1868. With our Clover Seed, we're proving it. We've found the secret to a lush green space that asks for way less and gives you a whole lot more.This isn't just any clover. We've selected premium varieties of strawberry clover known for their ability to create a soft and seriously low-maintenance green space. It’s naturally drought-tolerant, so it stays green even when the weather’s not cooperating. And because we're all about the good stuff, our Clover Seed is safe for the whole crew—kids, pets, and even the bees. Plus, the bag is 100% recyclable because it's made of paper. So go ahead. Go hard on your yard, not on your weekends.

Seed Type(s): Contains strawberry clover

Coverage: 1,000 sq. ft.

SKU: 18437A

Product Label

Safety data sheet can be found at: https://www.scottsmsds.com

Where to Use: Good for all yards; great for hard to mow patches or in your entire yard.

How to Use: This is your ticket to a low-maintenance yard. Perfect for overseeding into your current grass.

When to Use: Plant in the spring or fall when daily temperatures are consistently between 60–75°F.

How Often to Use: Just once is all it takes to get things going.

For Overseeding Your Existing Green Space:

1. GET READY: Mow your existing lawn on a low setting. Rake the area to loosen the soil and clear out any dead grass or debris. This helps the clover seeds settle in.
2. APPLY: Pour the seed into your spreader and set it to the overseeding rate. Walk your lawn, applying the seed evenly.
3. RAKE (GENTLY): Lightly rake the seed into the soil to ensure good contact.
4. WATER: Lightly water the area so the soil surface is moist. Keep it damp by watering twice a day for the first three weeks.

• Scotts Broadcast / Rotary Spreaders: 2
• Scotts Drop Spreaders: 3 ½
• Scotts Wizz Spreader: 3 ½
• Scotts Hand-Held Spreaders: 3

Clover needs consistent moisture to get started. For the first two weeks, a light watering twice a day is perfect. You're aiming to keep the soil surface consistently damp, but not soggy. Once your clover is established, it's remarkably self-sufficient and will need much less water than traditional grass.

• Patience Pays Off: You'll start to see clover sprouts in about 5-7 days.
• Mowing Optional: One of the best parts about a clover lawn is that you don't have to mow it as often. When you do, set your mower to a higher setting to avoid cutting off the flower heads.

• Ready for Play: Go ahead, let the whole crew run wild. This product is safe for use around people and pets, so you can get right back to the good times immediately after application. Just use as directed. That means don't eat it, drink it, rub it in your eyes...you get the point.
• Gear Up: Even though we use only the good stuff, it's always smart to use common sense. We recommend wearing gloves and closed-toe shoes. Save the flip-flops for when you're admiring your handiwork.
• Wash Up: Make sure to wash your hands after you're done. It's a good rule of thumb for any yard work.