- Product name
- DoubleRoot
- Suitability
- Landscapes, general
- Landscapes, high quality
- Equestrian areas
- Slope / soil stabilisation
- Road verges
- Green roofs
- Features
- Drought tolerant
- High shoot density
- Quick establishment
- Rapid recovery
- Shade tolerant
- Tolerant to close mowing
- Wear tolerant
- Species
- Wild white clover
- Company status
- Supplier
DoubleRoot is the world’s first hybrid clover to combine White and Caucasian clover. The result is a highly-durable clover that can be paired with grass to provide free clean nitrogen and reduce the need for chemical fertilisers in amenity settings.
DoubleRoot also impresses with its ability to tolerate drought and for withstanding freezing temperatures down to -30°C.
AberSustain
AberSustain has been developed to provide amenity spaces with a self-sustaining grass and clover mixture that delivers environmentally and economically. Germinal’s DoubleRoot hybrid clover has been blended with a mixture of grass varieties to create a mix that fixes its own nitrogen, offers drought resistance, binds soil and yields other benefits.
A18
A18 is tailored for road verges and embankments. Several resilient grass varieties have been combined in A18, with DoubleRoot hybrid clover included to fix 150kg N/ha each year. This makes A18 a climate-smart solution by minimising the need for nitrogen fertiliser. Other benefits are rapid establishment, performance on variable soil types and gradients, and suitability for government specifications.
Key benefits
Reduces carbon footprint of landscape schemes
Fixes clean nitrogen
Improves soil health
Helps addresses the decline in bees and pollinators
Soil health
Deep taproots reduce soil compaction
Improved soil structure increases long-term health of grassed areas
Biodiversity
Increases environmental benefits on landscape projects
Clover attracts beneficial insects and pollinators
Resilience
Greater tolerance to cold stress and drought
Withstands exposure down to -30°C
Grows for longer in periods of drought where traditional clovers perish








