Dryland Range and Erosion seed mix
Dryland Range Mix

Dryland Range / Erosion Mix

Grass & Legume Blend for Dryland Range and Soil Cover

Dryland Range / Erosion Mix combines three grasses with vetch and four clover types. The mixture is designed for dryland range, revegetation and erosion-focused projects where establishing a diverse vegetative cover is the primary objective.

Best Uses
Dryland Range  •  Erosion-Focused Plantings  •  Disturbed Ground  •  Revegetation
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20–25
Seeding Rate
lb / acre
50 lb
Packaging
Standard Bags
Legume Inoculation
Pre-Inoculated
OMRI
Clover Coating
Available
OMRI-approved coating available on clovers
What's In The Mix

Mix Components

Three grasses combine with vetch and several annual clovers to provide both grass and broadleaf vegetation within a dryland planting.

Annual Ryegrass
Grass
Blando Brome
Grass
Intermediate Ryegrass
Grass
Vetch
Legume
Rose Clover
Legume
Subclover
Legume
Persian Clover
Legume
Balansa Clover
Legume

Mix Component Note: Mix components are subject to change based on seed availability. Substitutions may be made with comparable species or varieties when necessary.

Range & Site Benefits

Diverse Vegetation for Dryland Sites

The mix combines grasses and legumes to establish multiple plant types across dryland range and erosion-focused sites.

01

Grass-Based Soil Cover

Annual ryegrass, Blando brome and intermediate ryegrass provide a grass component that can contribute vegetative cover as the stand develops.

02

Legume Diversity

Vetch and multiple clovers add broadleaf growth and diversify the vegetation beyond grasses alone.

03

Biological Nitrogen Fixation

Successfully inoculated and nodulated legumes can fix atmospheric nitrogen within the soil-plant system.

04

Mixed Plant Structure

Grasses, vetch and clovers provide different growth forms, leaf structures and rooting patterns within the stand.

05

Revegetation Focus

The mix can be considered for dryland projects where establishing vegetation over exposed or disturbed soil is an important objective.

06

Range Application

The grass-and-legume combination also provides a diversified planting option for dryland range establishment and improvement.

Mix Design

Built for Both Range & Ground Cover

Dryland Range / Erosion Mix combines grass species with several legumes rather than relying on a single plant type. The result is a diversified planting designed for projects where vegetative cover and range establishment are both priorities.

Grasses
Three-Grass Component
Ryegrasses and Blando brome provide the grass portion of the mixture and contribute vegetative cover.
Legumes
Vetch & Clovers
Vetch, rose clover, subclover, Persian clover and balansa clover provide the broadleaf legume component.
Application
Dryland Establishment
Designed for range, disturbed sites and erosion-focused projects where establishment depends primarily on seasonal moisture.

Dryland Establishment Note: Vegetation establishment and erosion-control performance depend on rainfall, soil preparation, slope, planting timing, soil conditions and local weather. Supplemental erosion-control practices may be needed on steep or highly disturbed sites.

Working on a Dryland Range or Erosion Project?

Contact Weaver Seed for current Dryland Range / Erosion Mix availability, pricing or help selecting a seed mixture for your site.

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