Cover Crop - Living Mulch

A balanced blend of the most often recommended and successful legumes, grasses and broadleaves for building soil on cropland and pasture. Helps improve water percolation and retention, soil microbial activity, nutrient cycling, weed suppression and reduce

This hardworking combination of field peas and oats quickly improves the soil with nutrients and organic material, while helping supress weeds. The mix is also perfect for conditioning areas being turned into gardens, such as lawns and vacant lots.

This annual clover has larger, elongated flower heads with deep red, long-lasting blossoms that invite beneficial insects, such as ladybugs and bees. crimson clover fixes nitrogen and it's faster growing for quick benefits to your garden.

Hairy vetch is a hard-working, fast-growing cover crop, adding large amounts of nitrogen into the soil, benefiting the next crop. It grows quickly and densely, smothering and helping to prevent pesky weeds.

Buckwheat has been used for centuries to improve soil health and smother common weeds. It grows better than most cover crops in poor soils and is better at retrieving phosphorus, a macro-nutrient that contributes to later crops' root, flower, fruit growth

A balanced blend of the most often recommended and successful legumes, grasses and broadleaves for building soil on cropland and pasture: 50% Legumes, 30% Grasses, 20% Broadleaves. Non-GMO

Fava beans are dual-purpose! As a cover crop, fava beans have one of the highest nitrogen-fixing rates, and the large, deep roots break up even heavy clay and compacted soil. For maximum nitrogen, harvest crop at peak bloom and work back into the soil to