Most frequently ask questions on Perfect Perennial Seed

How is Perfect Perennial better than the other blends of seed?
Answer: Most other blends of food plot seeds have a lot of “2 year” clovers. Technically a perennial it is actually a biannual and make for a disappointing stand in 2 or 3 years.
Perfect Perennial has all true perennials and will last 4-6 years.

Is it worth the extra money to plant Perfect Perennial rather than a cheap clover or alfalfa?
Answer: The key to the quality of any forage is its stage of maturity. Different varieties have an different time when they are at the ideal stage. By mowing any variety at exactly the right times through out the year you can do a fair job of keeping optimum maturity. Different weather conditions change the timing each year. Perfect Perennial has 10 different varieties that are all selected for maturing at a different time through out the season. Even with out mowing Perfect Perennial will have something that will attract the deer at any time of the year.

When do I plant Perfect Perennial?
Answer: Either spring or fall work well. Early spring through mid June or the last half of August through mid September. Avoid the hottest driest part of the summer in late June through the first part of August.

Do I need to work the ground?
Answer: We strongly recommend killing the existing vegetative growth with a contact herbicide like Round Up. Then either work the soil or use a no till drill. Do not plant too deep. With a well tilled plot you can just broadcast and then roll or cultipack in to get maximum seed to soil contact.

What should the PH of the soil be?
Answer: We like an ideal of 7.0. , 6.5 is ok and we don’t want you to even plant if it is under 6.2.

How much sunlight does the plot need?
Answer: Don’t plant Perfect Perennial if it will not get at least 2 hours of potential sunlight each day.