Barbblanka creeping clover is a medium-sized prostrate plant, 27-32 cm tall, with large leaves where the central leaflet is long and wide, and the petiole is of medium length and thickness. The stolons of the plant are thick, which contributes to its active spread in the sward. Foliage coverage reaches 70-95%, and the inflorescence consists of a multi-flowered head on a high peduncle. This variety is characterized by good winter hardiness and is not prone to lodging, making it a reliable choice for regions with mild winters. The vegetative period lasts 46-52 days, and the flowering time is average. After mowing, the sward regrows quickly, ensuring stable recovery and high yield.
Barbblanka has an aggressive growth rate and blends well with ryegrass and oatgrass, expanding its application possibilities in lawns and forage fields. During the vegetative period, the yield of green mass from two cuts ranges from 156 to 235 centners per hectare, which corresponds to 31.2-36.2 centners of dry matter. Due to its ability to absorb nitrogen from the air, this clover improves soil quality, promoting its natural enrichment with nutrients.
The Barbblanka variety is characterized by high resistance to diseases and pests, reducing the need for intensive care and treatments. It is used not only for forage purposes but also for greening and creating green cover, making it a versatile and practical choice for agronomy and landscape design. Reliability, high productivity, and environmental benefits make this variety in demand among farmers and greening specialists.
