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Coreopsis is a North American wildflower. It blooms from summer to fall in shades of yellow, gold and mahogany-red. Easy to grow from seed.
Sowing Coreopsis Seeds
Sow coreopsis seeds outdoors after the last frost date. Or start indoors 6 weeks early. Barely cover the seeds with soil. Full sun.
Coreopsis tinctoria is a native wildflower with small, daisy-like flowers on delicate stems. They are golden-yellow with mahogany-red centers. Coreopsis tinctoria is a self-sowing filler in the wildflower garden or border. It's easy to grow, and it blends nicely with many other flowers. It's shown here with Linaria maroccana. Height 24", spacing 12".
Coreopsis tinctoria 'Dwarf Red' has solid mahogany-red flowers. It looks nice at the front of the border or spreading around and filling in the gaps between larger perennials and shrubs. Drought-tolerant. Coreopsis tinctoria attracts butterflies, and it self sows nicely. Try it with yellow or gold flowers like Rudbeckia hirta. Height 16"
Coreopsis tinctoria
(Plains Coreopsis)
1,000 seeds $3.00 out of stock
Coreopsis tinctoria 'Dwarf Red'
(Plains Coreopsis)
1,000 seeds $3.00 out of stock
Coreopsis grandiflora 'Sunray' is a first-year flowering perennial. It blooms from early summer to fall with bright golden-yellow, double flowers. It self-sows nicely in the garden. Coreopsis 'Sunray' is a compact selection of the native perennial. It's shown here with Penstemon tubaeflorus. Hardy in zones 3-9. Height 24", spacing 18".
Coreopsis grandiflora 'Sunray'
(Tickseed)
30 seeds $3.75
