PLANTING: Coreopsis are native flowers that are easy to grow, frost- and drought-tolerant. They grow only a few feet high and create a splash of color. Coreopsis open faces and bright flower heads attract a wide array of pollinators.
MAINTENANCE: Once established, coreopsis are very low maintenance. They thrive in some very poor or dry spots. Clumps of perennial coreopsis steadily expand. After three or so years, thinning is recommended. Clumps can be divided to have more coreopsis. Cut off the old flowers (dead head) for better flower production.
Where to plant: Light Requirements: Full Sun
Moisture Requirements: Dry or Moist, Well-drained
Soil Tolerance: Clay, Normal, Loamy, Poor, Sandy
Spacing: Habit: Mound-shaped, Height and Width: Depends on the variety, consult the product details
Uses: Borders, Slopes, Beds, Groundcover, Container
Bloom Start to End: Early summer – Early fall
