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Features
Family
Fabaceae
Native
Europe, Asia, and Africa
About Red Clover Sprouts Seeds
Trifolium pratense
If you like alfalfa sprouts, you will love the crisper crunch and easy-to-hull sprouts of red clover. Enjoy its bite-free, mild flavor on just about anything from sandwiches and salads to green drinks with its vitamins, minerals, protein content, and beneficial isoflavones.
Planting Details
| Growing & Harvesting | Enjoy red clover sprouts when they have small, green leaves, usually 5 to 7 days after starting. Some sprouting seeds have hulls (the outer seed covering), which can loosen during soaking and rinsing. Although the hulls are edible, you may choose to remove them for better sprout flavor, or to reduce the chance of mold due to excess moisture. To separate the hulls, empty your sprouts into a large bowl and fill it with cool water. Move the sprouts around in the water disentangling the sprouts and loosening the hulls, which will float to the top. The hulls can then be skimmed or poured off. Remove any unsprouted seeds at this time, too. Rinse the sprouts once more and drain thoroughly so they are dry to the touch. (Excessive moisture reduces sprouts' storage life.) Your sprouts are then ready to eat or store. |
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Find Your Frost Date & Grow Zone
Average First Frost Date
October 19
Average Last Frost Date
May 19
Your Hardiness Zone is
5b
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