I haven't done it, but to sow small seeds I would suspect you need to make a furrow in the clover. For large seeds like squash, cukes, pumpkin etc., you might be able to drill into the clover and mark with a 'stick'. Just another thought....you might want to try a small bulb planter to take out a plug of clover to plant into the soil.
Justin DeVico wrote:Yes it is dutch white it was called by another name(i forget the exact name) but they sold it as dutch white. That's what I assumed but was unsure. What about stuff like carrots and lettuces. Or do they not tolerate nrt compete well with the clover.