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Mon, 31 Oct 2011 12:24:21 -0500
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Re: Clover pastures
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Mike S. wrote:


>I'm going to be out seeding the roadsides in a two mile radius of my bee 
>yards. Some of them are already teeming with white "ball type" clover. I'd 
>plant sweet clover here but think the heat kills the clover before it 
>really gets to blooming. Located in southern >Alabama.

Rotsa ruck, Mike.  I tried that for a few years, and the highway department 
mowed it all down when it started to bloom.

Walter in Louisiana 

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