WS-401 Erosion Mix
Erosion Control Seed Mix

WS-401

Multi-Species Erosion Control Mix With Wildflowers

WS-401 combines annual and perennial grasses, three clover species and a wildflower component in a diversified erosion-control planting. The mixture is designed to establish vegetative soil cover while combining fast-growing species with grasses and legumes that provide different rooting and growth characteristics.

Best Uses
Erosion Control  •  Disturbed Soil  •  Slopes & Banks  •  Reclamation
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25–30
Seeding Rate
lb / acre
50 lb
Packaging
Standard Bags
2,000 lb totes available
Clover Inoculation
Pre-Inoculated
OMRI
Coating Option
Available on Clovers
Seed with OMRI-approved coating
What's In The Mix

Mix Components

Grasses, legumes and wildflowers combine several establishment speeds, root systems and growth habits in one erosion-control mix.

Blando Brome
Grass
Creeping Red Fescue
Grass
Annual Ryegrass
Grass
Zorro Fescue
Grass
Crimson Clover
Legume
Persian Clover
Legume
Rose Clover
Legume
Wildflower Mix
Wildflowers
Agronomic Benefits

Diverse Vegetation for Erosion Control

WS-401 combines species with complementary establishment patterns and root structures to create living cover on exposed soil.

01

Rapid Early Cover

Annual ryegrass can establish relatively quickly under favorable conditions, helping develop vegetative cover while slower components continue establishing.

02

Fibrous Root Systems

The grass components produce extensive fibrous root systems that help bind surface soil and maintain living roots throughout the established stand.

03

Biological Nitrogen Fixation

Crimson, Persian and rose clovers are legumes capable of fixing atmospheric nitrogen when successfully established, inoculated and nodulated.

04

Surface Protection

Vegetative growth helps reduce the amount of bare soil directly exposed to rainfall and wind, supporting erosion-management goals on disturbed sites.

05

Species Diversity

Multiple grasses and clovers provide different growth habits and seasonal responses rather than relying on a single species for establishment.

06

Wildflower Component

The incorporated wildflower blend adds flowering broadleaf species to the planting while maintaining the grasses and legumes as the primary erosion-control framework.

Establishment Note: Erosion-control performance depends on seedbed preparation, planting timing, soil conditions, rainfall or irrigation, slope, establishment success and site management. Newly seeded areas should be protected from excessive disturbance while the stand establishes.

Functional Diversity

Three Plant Groups in One Erosion Mix

WS-401 combines grasses, legumes and wildflowers so the planting provides more than one growth habit and rooting strategy across the seeded area.

Grasses
Surface Cover & Fibrous Roots
Brome, fescues and annual ryegrass provide the primary grass framework for vegetative cover and dense rooting.
Legumes
Clover Diversity
Crimson, Persian and rose clover add broadleaf growth and biological nitrogen fixation capability when well nodulated.
Wildflowers
Flowering Component
A wildflower component adds additional broadleaf and flowering growth to the established erosion-control planting.

Planning an Erosion Control Project?

Contact Weaver Seed for current WS-401 availability, pricing, packaging options or help selecting an erosion-control mix for your site conditions.

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