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We specialize in cover crop seeds that bring life back to your soil, help control erosion and put nutrients right where they belong.

Whether you’re looking to protect your fields, boost your harvests, or take care of the land for the next generation, we’re here to make sure you’ve got the best tools for the job.

Weed Suppressor Cover Crop Mix

Weed Suppressor Cover Crop Mix

Weed Suppressor Cover Crop Mix

$16.99
Sale price  $16.99 Regular price 
No Till Cover Crop Mix

No Till Cover Crop Mix

No Till Cover Crop Mix

$16.99
Sale price  $16.99 Regular price 
Pollinator Cover Crop Mix

Pollinator Cover Crop Mix

Pollinator Cover Crop Mix

$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price 
Scavenger Cover Crop Mix

Scavenger Cover Crop Mix

Scavenger Cover Crop Mix

$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price 

Planting Guide

No Till Cover Crop Mix

Jar of Tin Shed No Till Cover Crop Mix on a textured beige background
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Triticale • Peas • Rye • Hairy Vetch • Rapeseed • Radish • Crimson Clover • Balansa Clover  

Planting Window:

North: 

May - June | Aug - Early Sept 

Midwest: 

April - June | Aug - Sept 

South: 

March - May | Sept–Nov 

Hardiness Zone: 

Zones 3–8 

Planting Guide: 

Seeding depth: 1/4 - 1 inch  

Method: Broadcast  

Ideal use: After harvest, idle ground, garden reset, or erosion protection  

Establishes quickly with minimal disturbance  

Performs well in no-till systems  

Sun Requirements: 

Full sun preferred

(6+ hours daily) 

Water Requirements: 

Moderate moisture for establishment 

Once established, improves soil water infiltration and drought tolerance 

Pollinator Cover Crop Mix

Jar of Tin Shed Pollinator Cover Crop Mix on a textured beige background
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Field Pea • Hairy Vetch • Crimson Clover • Oats • Sweet Clover  

Planting Window: 

North: 

May - June | Aug 

Midwest: 

April - June | Aug - Sept 

South:

March - May | Sept - Oct 

Hardiness Zone: 

Zones 3–9 

Planting Guide: 

Seeding depth: 1/3 - 1/2 inch  

Method: Broadcast with light incorporation 

Ideal for gardens, orchards, habitat strips, and open acres  

Designed to provide season-long bloom support  

Sun Requirements: 

Full sun required

(6–8+ hours daily) 

Water Requirements: 

Moderate moisture during establishment 

Most species tolerate dry periods once rooted 

Scavenger Cover Crop Mix

Jar of Tin Shed Scavenger Cover Crop Mix on a textured beige background
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Buckwheat • Triticale • Radish • Crimson Clover • Balansa Clover  

Planting Window: 

North: 

May- June | Aug - Early Sept 

Midwest: 

April - June | Aug - Sept 

South: 

March - May | Sept - Nov 

Hardiness Zone: 

Zones 3–7 

Planting Guide: 

Seeding depth: 1/2 – 1 inch  

Method: Broadcast  

Best planted between crop rotations  

Designed to capture and recycle excess nutrients  

Sun Requirements: 

Full sun preferred

(6+ hours daily) 

Water Requirements: 

Moderate moisture required for early growth 

Performs well under typical seasonal rainfall 

WEed Suppressor Cover Crop Mix

Jar of Tin Shed Weed Suppressor Cover Crop Mix on a textured beige background
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Buckwheat • Ryegrass • Triticale • Field Pea • Crimson Clover  

Planting Window: 

North: 

May - June | Aug - Early Sept 

Midwest: 

April - June | Aug - Sept 

South: 

March - May | Sept - Nov 

Hardiness Zone: 

Zones 3–8 

Planting Guide: 

Seeding depth: 1/2 - 1 inch  

Method: Broadcast Heavy 

Fast canopy formation suppresses weeds naturally  

Ideal for gardens, small acreage, and larger fields  

Sun Requirements: 

Full sun preferred

(6+ hours daily) 

Water Requirements: 

Moderate moisture during establishment 

Dense canopy helps retain soil moisture later in season 

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August 25, 2026

What Makes a Great Cover Crop Mix (And How to Use One)

Not all cover crop mixes are built the same. Here's what separates a well-designed blend from a bag of seed — the functional plant groups that fix nitrogen, break compaction, and suppress weeds — plus how to plant, time, and terminate a cover crop the right way, and how Tin Shed's mixes put it al...
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What Makes a Great Cover Crop Mix (And How to Use One)
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