Ermak

The "YERMACK" clover species is a single-cut diploid variety with a late flowering period. The bush is semi-erect, with a medium or large number of internodes and a long stem of medium thickness, which is practically hairless. The leaves are of medium size, narrow, with a large number of plants having white marks on the leaf. Inflorescences are pink, and seeds are multicolored. High yield of dry matter has been confirmed by tests in various regions, including the Central, Volga-Vyatka, West Siberian, and East Siberian regions, where yield indicators exceed or meet standards. Clover "YERMACK" is characterized by high stem growth, reaching from 30 to 80 centimeters, and large inflorescences. It is ideal for planting in open sunny areas, including for creating flowering patches and lawns. Due to its rich content of macro- and micro-elements, this variety is one of the best feeds for livestock. Seeds can be sown from early spring to late summer, while for creating a decorative lawn, summer planting at moderate air temperature is recommended. The variety is resistant to trampling, does not require frequent watering, and has the ability to grow quickly, fill gaps, and outcompete weeds. Despite susceptibility to certain diseases such as anthracnose, clover cancer, and seed damage, "YERMACK" meets the requirements of GOST R52325-2005 and retains its qualities when used for 18 months.