Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover is a cool-season biennial legume that improves soil health while supporting pollinators. Planted in early spring or fall, it establishes quickly and develops a deep taproot that breaks up compacted soils, improves drainage, and pulls up valuable nutrients. In its second year, it produces tall, fragrant yellow blooms that attract bees and butterflies while adding 90–170 lbs of nitrogen per acre back into the soil. Hardy, drought-tolerant, and versatile, it’s an excellent choice for cover cropping, erosion control, and long-term soil fertility.