Red mint plant seeds

The red clover is a herbaceous annual plant whose stem extends upward with dense, hairy red flowers, distinctive and beautiful, edible, visited by bees for nectar and pollen, also cultivated as fodder for livestock as it contains many nutrients. Scientific name: Trifolium Incarnatum. Other names: Clover, Italian clover, Crimson clover. Planting time: Before the beginning of winter or after frost has disappeared. Flowering time: Blooming in spring until summer or depending on the climates of the planting areas. Flowers: Crimson red, up to 5 cm long, rely on bees for pollination. Leaves: Appear in the shape of a heart with three leaflets. Height: 40 cm. Red clover cultivation and environmental conditions: Soil: Preferably well-drained acidic soil. Sun exposure: Full sun. Propagation: By seeds.