Red, White & Crimson Clover offers a versatile combination of clover varieties. White clover, a robust perennial widely cultivated in the United States, can thrive for several years, with Ladino varieties being highly productive but less effective at reseeding. Intermediate white clover types are better at reseeding and exhibit greater persistence, although they tend to be less productive. Well-suited for close grazing in many pastures.

Red clover, distinguished by excellent seedling vigour and larger seeds than white clover, is conducive to drilling into existing grass pastures. Best-yielding among clover species in well-adapted areas.

Crimson clover, a reliable and productive annual, features larger seeds and superior seedling vigour compared to most clovers. Flourishing during cool weather, it matures early among commonly grown clover species. With its striking crimson-coloured blooms, it adds a spectacular display in early to mid-spring.