Coreopsis
Coreopsis · Native to North America
A sunny carpet of daisy-like, golden blooms — a tough, long-flowering native that pollinators love and that thrives on neglect.
Available in 12 inchCare
Light
Coreopsis is a true sun-lover — give it full sun for the most flowers and the sturdiest plants.
Water
Water when the soil dries; once established it’s quite drought-tolerant and prefers not to stay wet.
Soil & Feeding
Grow in well-draining soil. It flowers freely without much feeding — a little goes a long way.
Details
Coreopsis, or tickseed, blankets itself in cheerful, daisy-like flowers — mostly golden yellow, with some pink and bicolor varieties — over fine, airy foliage.
- ✅ Blooms for months with simple deadheading
- ✅ Tough, drought-tolerant North American native
- ✅ A favorite of bees and butterflies
Size
Available in a 12 inch pot.
Good to Know
🐾 Coreopsis is considered non-toxic to cats and dogs — a pet-friendly, pollinator-friendly choice for sunny spots.
Plant Bio
Coreopsis · the sunny native Tickseed
Coreopsis, commonly called tickseed, is a cheerful North American native grown for its abundance of daisy-like, mostly golden-yellow flowers.
It blooms for months on end, especially with a little deadheading, over fine, almost ferny foliage, and it’s a reliable draw for bees and butterflies.
Tough and drought-tolerant, it thrives in sun and well-drained soil with very little fuss — a natural for water-wise gardens.
What makes it special?
- Months of sunny, daisy-like blooms.
- A tough, drought-tolerant native plant.
- Loved by bees and butterflies.
Note: Coreopsis is non-toxic to cats and dogs — a safe, sunny, pollinator-friendly pick.