Multi-species cover crop mix: Provides diverse ground cover and organic nitrogen for spring planting
Pre-inoculated with organic-approved fungi and rhizobia: Enhances biological activity and soil health
Cold-hardy legumes and cereal grains: Thrives in winter conditions and supports living mulch
Non-GMO and pesticide-free: Safe for organic and conventional growers
Versatile termination options: Can be terminated by crimping, mowing, or tilling as a green manure
Summarized by Shop
Our Overwintering Mix is designed to be planted in the fall and overwinter, providing ground cover and a living root throughout the cold winter months. Hairy vetch, Fixation Balansa Clover, and winter peas are some of the most cold-hearty legumes that will provide organic nitrogen in the spring. Cereal rye and winter barley provide a carb
Elevated'd fungi and Bolster L (rhizobia, azospirillum, phosphorus solubilizing bacteria)
Planting timing
4-6 weeks before first average frost
Seeding rate
2 lbs per 1000 sq ft (90 lbs per acre)
Minimum germination temperature
40°F
Material treatment
Live seeds, non-GMO, not treated with pesticides
Summarized by Shop
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I did throw sow and had the best germination rates I’ve ever had with cover crop blends. They work as God intended. We ended up getting 3 bags of the summer mix because we’re confident in Green Cover Mixes!
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Ralph · May 12, 2026
Greencover for the win!
I took over a small one acre plot to run a two year soil regeneration project. my first call was to green cover and the seed is in the ground and on its way growing perfectly. Here’s to success with Greencover!
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MQ · January 18, 2026
Great winter mix!
I put this cover crop in the fall and it germinated superbly. We have had a very dry winter and it is doing quite well. It’s a pretty remarkable crop and a great mix of seed blends.
