Strathwood
Persian Clover
Life Cycle: Annual
Introduced/ Native: Introduced
Growth Habit: Preostrate - Semi-Erect
Plant Height: 12-18 inches
Benefits
● Prostrate to semi-prostrate, self regenerating annual clover
● Early-mid season maturity, as early as 68 days to flowering
● High hard-seed level - excellent regeneration
● Tolerates water-logging and mild soil salinity
● Suitable for hay and grazing
Description
Strathwood is a new and exciting hard-seeded Persian clover that has a semi-prostrate growth habit and demonstrates early to mid-season maturity. It has an indeterminate flowering habit and can take full advantage of seasonal rains late in the season. Strathwood produces a large number of thin-walled, hollow stems with smaller leaves, which contribute to the plant's prostrate appearance. It is well adapted to a wide range of soil from sandy loam to heavy alkaline clay soils. Strathwood will also tolerate waterlogging and mild soil salinity.
Strathwood Persian clover is very palatable and highly digestible (16-21% crude protein). It is well suited to hay or grazing and is preferred by all classes of livestock and wildlife.
Crop USe
Dry Hay
Continuous Grazing
Rotational
Gtazing
Wildlife
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