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Broad Street - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 24” tall / Vivid scarlet-red petals with orange undersides occur all summer over vigorous clumps of dark green airy foliage. Very showy.
Charlize - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / double fluffy blooms are a cheery yellow color as opposed to the standard gold of tickseeds. Long blooming and mildew resistant.
Darling Clementine - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 10” tall / huge 3” sterile blooms of glowing orange lighten to gold on the edges. Part of the ‘Lil Bang’ series. Limited Supply
Daybreak - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 8-12” tall / A new short, summer long blooming plant suitable for the front of the border. Orange-red centers with bright gold tips. Nice in containers.
Double the Sun - New $9.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 14” tall / The 3” semi-double flowers appear 2-3 weeks earlier than most coreopsis, even ‘Early Sunrise’, then continuing through summer. A native cultivar.
Early Sunrise - $1.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 18” tall / Golden double to semi double tufted golden blooms starting mid-spring and continuing into late summer if deadheaded. Often grown as an annual.
Enchanted Eve - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 8-12” tall / Canary-yellow blooms with frilled ends and a broad red eye that expands in cooler temperatures. Long blooming over healthy deep green foliage.
Firefly - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / At less than a foot tall, this selection makes a good front of the border candidate with it’s perfect mounded habit and cream with red centered blooms all summer. .
Full Moon - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 24” tall / Vigorous shrub-like clumps of bright green leaves with 3” butter-yellow flowers, starting early summer with a propensity to go till frost.
Golden Sphere - $9.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 12” tall / Rounded, very full and double flower heads of bright gold, light green leaves, blooms for most of summer. Best if dead-headed or sheared. Indiana native.
Gold Standard - $9.99 / Coreopsis tripteris / 5-6’ tall / A sturdy selection of our native Tall Tickseed, with blooms occurring around the plant, not just the top. A great plant for height with attractive foliage texture.
Goldilocks - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / Bright canary-yellow petals that are broad and wrinkled comprise blooms that are large for the plant’s short stature. A free blooming member of the ‘Lil Bang’ series.
Jethro Tull - $9.99 / Coreopsis auriculata x grandiflora / 18” tall / Good sized golden-orange blooms have many fluted petals adding depth to each bloom. Compact foliage, very floriferous.
Little Bird - $5.99 / Coreopsis verticillata / 13” tall / Like ‘Moonbeam’, only with deeper yellow blooms with pointed petals, and on a shorter, denser plant. From the same breeders as the ‘Knock Out’ roses.
Main Street - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 24” tall / Abundant ruby-red blooms over fine foliage mature to deep red and occur all summer, very vigorous.
Moonbeam - $4.99 / $7.99 / Coreopsis hybrid / 15-18” tall / Deep green thread-like foliage with lemon yellow flowers to ¾” across starting early summer compliment nearly any other plant in the garden. A sterile hybrid that blooms for most of the season. 1992 Perennial Plant of the Year.
Red Chiffon - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 18” tall / Peaking a little later than some of the other tickseeds, this one starts to color up in mid-summer, going till frost. Bicolor blooms of red and cream over dark green leaves.
Red Elf - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / Deep burgundy-red blooms produce no seed and continue to occur all season on short clumps. The tips of the petals are white in high temperatures.
Rising Sun - $1.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 36” tall / Upright clumps of large golden-yellow semi-double blooms with mahogany centers occur early. 2007 Fleuroselect Gold winner. Indiana native.
Sterntaler - $1.99 / Coreopsis lanceolata / 16” tall / A vigorous grower with fringed golden yellow blooms with a brick red eye. A proven garden performer. Often blooms all summer, and comes true from seed.
Sunfire - New $9.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 20-36” tall / Big golden-yellow single blooms with brick-red centers. A hardy and easy to grow native.
Sylvester - $9.99 / Coreopsis verticillata / 15-18” tall / Another tickseed like ‘Zagreb’, with similar gold blooms although the habit is more dense and bushy, more like a Chrysanthemum. Blooms June-Sept.
Uptick Gold & Bronze - $9.99 / Coreopsis hybrid / 14” tall / Low clumps of healthy green leaves are topped with large 2.75” blooms of brick-red and gold. Long blooming, and has won several awards for performance.
Zagreb - $7.99 / Coreopsis verticillata / 15-18” tall / Bushy dense upright clumps of fine dark green foliage topped with deep yellow star-shaped blooms. A good performing slow spreader.
Charlize - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / double fluffy blooms are a cheery yellow color as opposed to the standard gold of tickseeds. Long blooming and mildew resistant.
Darling Clementine - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 10” tall / huge 3” sterile blooms of glowing orange lighten to gold on the edges. Part of the ‘Lil Bang’ series. Limited Supply
Daybreak - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 8-12” tall / A new short, summer long blooming plant suitable for the front of the border. Orange-red centers with bright gold tips. Nice in containers.
Double the Sun - New $9.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 14” tall / The 3” semi-double flowers appear 2-3 weeks earlier than most coreopsis, even ‘Early Sunrise’, then continuing through summer. A native cultivar.
Early Sunrise - $1.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 18” tall / Golden double to semi double tufted golden blooms starting mid-spring and continuing into late summer if deadheaded. Often grown as an annual.
Enchanted Eve - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 8-12” tall / Canary-yellow blooms with frilled ends and a broad red eye that expands in cooler temperatures. Long blooming over healthy deep green foliage.
Firefly - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / At less than a foot tall, this selection makes a good front of the border candidate with it’s perfect mounded habit and cream with red centered blooms all summer. .
Full Moon - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 24” tall / Vigorous shrub-like clumps of bright green leaves with 3” butter-yellow flowers, starting early summer with a propensity to go till frost.
Golden Sphere - $9.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 12” tall / Rounded, very full and double flower heads of bright gold, light green leaves, blooms for most of summer. Best if dead-headed or sheared. Indiana native.
Gold Standard - $9.99 / Coreopsis tripteris / 5-6’ tall / A sturdy selection of our native Tall Tickseed, with blooms occurring around the plant, not just the top. A great plant for height with attractive foliage texture.
Goldilocks - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / Bright canary-yellow petals that are broad and wrinkled comprise blooms that are large for the plant’s short stature. A free blooming member of the ‘Lil Bang’ series.
Jethro Tull - $9.99 / Coreopsis auriculata x grandiflora / 18” tall / Good sized golden-orange blooms have many fluted petals adding depth to each bloom. Compact foliage, very floriferous.
Little Bird - $5.99 / Coreopsis verticillata / 13” tall / Like ‘Moonbeam’, only with deeper yellow blooms with pointed petals, and on a shorter, denser plant. From the same breeders as the ‘Knock Out’ roses.
Main Street - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 24” tall / Abundant ruby-red blooms over fine foliage mature to deep red and occur all summer, very vigorous.
Moonbeam - $4.99 / $7.99 / Coreopsis hybrid / 15-18” tall / Deep green thread-like foliage with lemon yellow flowers to ¾” across starting early summer compliment nearly any other plant in the garden. A sterile hybrid that blooms for most of the season. 1992 Perennial Plant of the Year.
Red Chiffon - New $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 18” tall / Peaking a little later than some of the other tickseeds, this one starts to color up in mid-summer, going till frost. Bicolor blooms of red and cream over dark green leaves.
Red Elf - $9.99 / Coreopsis x / 12” tall / Deep burgundy-red blooms produce no seed and continue to occur all season on short clumps. The tips of the petals are white in high temperatures.
Rising Sun - $1.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 36” tall / Upright clumps of large golden-yellow semi-double blooms with mahogany centers occur early. 2007 Fleuroselect Gold winner. Indiana native.
Sterntaler - $1.99 / Coreopsis lanceolata / 16” tall / A vigorous grower with fringed golden yellow blooms with a brick red eye. A proven garden performer. Often blooms all summer, and comes true from seed.
Sunfire - New $9.99 / Coreopsis grandiflora / 20-36” tall / Big golden-yellow single blooms with brick-red centers. A hardy and easy to grow native.
Sylvester - $9.99 / Coreopsis verticillata / 15-18” tall / Another tickseed like ‘Zagreb’, with similar gold blooms although the habit is more dense and bushy, more like a Chrysanthemum. Blooms June-Sept.
Uptick Gold & Bronze - $9.99 / Coreopsis hybrid / 14” tall / Low clumps of healthy green leaves are topped with large 2.75” blooms of brick-red and gold. Long blooming, and has won several awards for performance.
Zagreb - $7.99 / Coreopsis verticillata / 15-18” tall / Bushy dense upright clumps of fine dark green foliage topped with deep yellow star-shaped blooms. A good performing slow spreader.
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Coreopsis
Coreopsis Culture: Coreopsis all prefer to be sited in full sun to mostly sun (at least 8 hours) in well-drained soil that is
preferably not too compacted. New plantings typically require a bit more water than some other plants initially, although most
are quite drought tolerant upon establishment. Applying supplemental water in summer helps a lot with the blooming
potential.
Removing old flowers is beneficial for most varieties. On some of the newer sterile hybrids it is not necessary for re-bloom
although their appearance may be enhanced by a light shearing to remove the old flower heads once or twice a year. Most
prefer soil of moderate fertility; the newer hybrids that grow and bloom all season perform best with regular feeding and
watering. Any balanced fertilizer is fine.
preferably not too compacted. New plantings typically require a bit more water than some other plants initially, although most
are quite drought tolerant upon establishment. Applying supplemental water in summer helps a lot with the blooming
potential.
Removing old flowers is beneficial for most varieties. On some of the newer sterile hybrids it is not necessary for re-bloom
although their appearance may be enhanced by a light shearing to remove the old flower heads once or twice a year. Most
prefer soil of moderate fertility; the newer hybrids that grow and bloom all season perform best with regular feeding and
watering. Any balanced fertilizer is fine.
