I gotta say I'm impressed with the Duranna clover

[Jorge]

We planted this stuff a few years ago after being told it was drought tolerant. Well it did very well until last summer. We have not seen a green, thriving cover leaf for about 9 months now and in most plots we have not even seen a stem or a leaf since before deer season last fall! Well, I chit you not that stuff is coming back. Not as thick as it was before the drought and it has certainly let in a lot of weed competition, but it's coming back nonetheless. We will have to replant a lot of areas next fall, but at least there will be a little clover for the deer and turkeys this spring.

[tanner boyzz]

Originally Posted by Jorge

We planted this stuff a few years ago after being told it was drought tolerant. Well it did very well until last summer. We have not seen a green, thriving cover leaf for about 9 months now and in most plots we have not even seen a stem or a leaf since before deer season last fall! Well, I chit you not that stuff is coming back. Not as thick as it was before the drought and it has certainly let in a lot of weed competition, but it's coming back nonetheless. We will have to replant a lot of areas next fall, but at least there will be a little clover for the deer and turkeys this spring.

did u fertilize it

[BuckyT]

Originally Posted by Jorge

We planted this stuff a few years ago after being told it was drought tolerant. Well it did very well until last summer. We have not seen a green, thriving cover leaf for about 9 months now and in most plots we have not even seen a stem or a leaf since before deer season last fall! Well, I chit you not that stuff is coming back. Not as thick as it was before the drought and it has certainly let in a lot of weed competition, but it's coming back nonetheless. We will have to replant a lot of areas next fall, but at least there will be a little clover for the deer and turkeys this spring.

I helped plant a very long strip of Duranna in Washington C. over 4yrs ago.

I've seen that 400yd long strip literally turn chit brown and whither away the last 2yrs in the summer, but it comes back as lush and strong in the spring every time. Or I should say everytime the rain comes back strong.

It's amazing stuff.

BuckyT

[Jorge]

Originally Posted by tanner boyzz

did u fertilize it

We fertilize it twice a year except for what appeared to be dead last fall. Now that it is coming back we fertilized it today.

[tanner boyzz]

Originally Posted by Jorge

We fertilize it twice a year except for what appeared to be dead last fall. Now that it is coming back we fertilized it today.

hows the price of fertilizer these days?

[Jorge]

Originally Posted by tanner boyzz

hows the price of fertilizer these days?

Don't fuuck with me man!

[HT2]

It's hard to beat that clover..........

And the deer absolutely love it!!!!!!!!!

Very, very drought tolerant...........I think the only thing that may be a little more drought tolerant is chickory......

[coon dawg]

...........DURANNA ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!............................... ..........................planted in the fall....................it put down it's roots, and is just startin' to grow vegetation.....................I've got a good stand (1/ 1/2 acres)........

[Nugefan]

I have heard othing but good reports on Duranna ....

[GAGE]

I replanted/overseeded my plot with durana, patriot and chicory this past fall and am just now seeing the fruits of my labor. Until now, I thought I had got some bad seed but this stuff has taken off since the rains and is doing great.

[G.G.]

we have a couple of plots of it going on three years and its still pretty. just overseeded once I believe

[huntfish]

I was really impressed with the plots when I saw them on the quarry side last weekend.

[coon dawg]

.......my Durana really took off with the recent warm temps and rain..........'bout ankle high now...............my red/crimson is knee high.........

[DaGris]

We Need To Start Doing Food Plots

[Gator]

Was Jorge gay? A woman? Or just a wierdo