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     • Coreopsis is an easy-to-plant flower known for its bright blooms. Its cheerful, daisy-like flowers come in Crayola-bright colors, including yellow, orange, and pink, instantly brightening any landscape. Coreopsis is perfect for pollinator gardens; butterflies and bees visit its flowers.
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   Are Coreopsis a good native flower?

   • These tough-as-nails native flowers can take it all—full sun, part sun, drought—and return dozens of bright blooms. Coreopsis comes from its genus name ( Coreopsis) and is sometimes known by the terrible common name Tickseed . They are perfect native flowers for beginner gardens because they’re so easy to grow.

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   What plants go well with Coreopsis?

   • Great pairings for Coreopsis include Black-Eyed Susans, Asters, Rattlesnake Master, coneflowers, and milkweed. All these native plants that like the full sun that Coreopsis does. A good way to plan a garden is to pick plants that flower at different times so that your garden always looks amazing and pollinators always have food.

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   What is a Coreopsis cultivar?

   • A cultivar is a plant that has been curated by humans for desirable traits, whether its color, drought resistance, or height. Coreopsis has been bred for generations to have different colors, petal shapes, and heights. Planting native plants is always the best choice for our gardens; see above for true native coreopsis options.

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   What are the benefits of Coreopsis?

   • Another benefit of Coreopsis is that, depending on where you live, there is a native Coreopsis species for you. Native plants have grown in an area for thousands of years, through every drought, weather event, and season. Their DNA is hands-down best suited for your home area. No lawn or non-native plant can beat their resiliency.

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3. www.thesprucea.com › choosing-coreopsis-40702658 Varieties of Coreopsis for Your Flower Garden

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   5 days ago · Coreopsis plants are extremely adaptable, easy-growing perennials. There's a good range of varieties, and the number of cultivars increases yearly by developing additional cultivars, such as tall, fluffy forms, red and pink varieties, and annual types. Here are eight varieties of coreopsis to consider growing in your flower garden.

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   2 days ago · Tickseed (Coreopsis) are happy flowers that are almost always solid yellow or gold, although I have seen a variety with red centers and another with pink blooms. Keeping the plant deadheaded will ensure continuous blooms throughout the summer season. ‘Moonbeam‘ coreopsis is a nice variation from most other cultivars. It has small delicate ...

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   3 days ago · Coreopsis epitomizes cheerfulness and vitality, its bright petals symbolizing good spirits and happiness. A garden favorite, Coreopsis is celebrated not only for its delightful appearance but also for its easygoing nature. It's a plant that asks for little yet gives so much back, thriving in almost any soil and demanding minimal care.

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   1 day ago · This plant is hard to kill and can tolerate a wide range of conditions including low-light environments. "They have a slow growth rate," Sabharwal explains, "so they don't require frequent pruning ...

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   5 days ago · These butterfly-attracting perennials are sun-loving, drought-tolerant, and easy to grow. They thrive in flowerbeds and are a great choice for planting in containers. Use Calloway’s Premium Potting Soil for your growing success. Plant in an area that receives at least 6-8 hours of sun with good drainage.

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   17 hours ago · A hardy plant, yarrow tolerates drought, heat, humidity, and poor soils. It grows in zones 3-9 and requires good drainage and full to part sun. Image credit: Depositphotos.