I don't know where you live, but I'm in far S.W. Okla. I planted some Durana clover in a plot of mine a year or so ago (planted in the fall). The following spring, it looked prettier than anything I think I've seen. The hot sun and drought hit and it cooked. All ,that is, except the clover in the shady areas. It's still there and going great. I plan on planting some more but only in the shaded parts of my property since it seems that's the only place it can survive the kind of heat and drought we've been experiencing. Good luck.