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clover seed, time length for maturity
Alright, today I had a chance to inspect the clover, both the white
and big red. I found hard seeds by looking for the really dark and dried heads and rubbing them in my palm out comes what looks like very tiny translucent yellow kernels. So it takes at least two months time before you see any seeds for clover. I am going to wait for another month to actually harvest some of those seeds. I was surprized at how tiny they were. The size of a comma in type ",", or the size of the head of a needle. I should not have been surprized for I seeded the lot some years back (was it 5 years ago??) and had imagined the seed were bigger. They are so tiny. I think what I will do from now on is raise the level of the lawnmower to bypass the clover. For I would continue to like to see the field become solid clover. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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