Crop × region varieties

Clover varieties for the Mid-Atlantic South.

1 reviewed variety for the Mid-Atlantic South. Humid subtropical with mild winters and long, warm summers. Coastal Plain soils are sandy; Piedmont soils are clay-heavy; mountain soils are shallow and stony.

195-day avg season
40–48" rain/yr
4 states

Durana White Clover
Good
Pennington Seed
Durana fits the Mid-Atlantic South well in the Piedmont and Valley — the warm summers favor heat-tolerant white clover and Virginia Tech's forage research has tracked Durana's persistence advantage in several trials. Strong fit for hunter-managed food plots from southern Pennsylvania through southern Virginia.

Verify with university trials

The trial reports below are the source of record for variety performance in the Mid-Atlantic South. Bookmark them and pull the current report each spring before ordering seed.

Virginia Tech Small Grains Trials →
University of Maryland Extension →
University of Delaware Cooperative Extension →

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