Chris Hogg wrote in
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The Grass Seed Store does a lawn seed with Trifolium repens added, see
http://tinyurl.com/8hz65kf, but I have no experience of it or them, so
can't make a specific recommendation. I bought my clover seed from
Victoriana Garden Nursery, http://tinyurl.com/973tgyo, but as I said,
it didn't work very well for me. YMMV.


Thank you for the response, and for the info on clover varieties. That's
useful info. I've read that clover seed needs a reasonably high temperature
to germinate (such as what is typical before mid-September in the UK. I
wonder if your low germination rate was a temperature issue...

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