Low Sunlight Plot
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Someday isle
5 year old buck +
My trails are very shaded and the rye and oats did terrific last year for me. It looks like the clover has a nice start but with no leaves on the trees right now I'm not sure how much sun they'll actually get then.
Tap
5 year old buck +
Sometimes, during the hot and dry periods of summer, the shaded areas of clover actually stay more lush.
The Daugherty's talk about planting by the compass. A sunny North exposure should have a better clover plot than a hot, dry, South exposure during the heat of summer.
Sometimes a little shade is good.
SW. Pa.
The Daugherty's talk about planting by the compass. A sunny North exposure should have a better clover plot than a hot, dry, South exposure during the heat of summer.
Sometimes a little shade is good.
SW. Pa.
Bowsnbucks
5 year old buck +
Clover has done well for us in shady areas. We have a plot that's shaded on it's southern side by a big oak and a bunch of pines. We planted Alsike and medium red clover in there and it did pretty well for us. Like Tap said above - that shaded area stayed more lush and green in the summer.
