Coreopsis Species, Threadleaf Coreopsis, Tickseed

Can spread fairly quickly and somewhat prone to powdery mildew. Blooms June - September in my garden. Crop back for fresh growth when s...Read Morehabby looking.

So far I only have this one volunteer plant which I hope will reproduce. It has bloomed continuously from early Spring and is still going...Read More strong though we are now into September. It produces loads of flowers despite poor sandy soil, extreme heat and dry periods, and it also has survived the torrential rains of Fay. This free-flowering no-work airy plant with almost no leaves looks great in the border.

Medium 24" - Plant 14" apart. Golden yellow with green wispy foliage. Continuously in bloom from early summer right into fall. Makes a go...Read Moreod cut flower and has narrow tapered foliage. They spread readily and can be used in a naturalized planting, on a sunny bank, or in the traditional border. While they attract butterflies, they are deer resistant.

Easy from seed and long-blooming. I strongly prefer these over black-eyed susans.