Coreopsis tripteris, Tall Tickseed, Quart Pot
Coreopsis tripteris, Tall Tickseed
FS-PS, Zone 4, Blooms July-Oct, 7’ x 3-4’, Med dry - Med wet, deer resistant
Tall tickseed, as the name suggests, is a tall plant that can reach 8 feet or more in height. The late summer/fall garden is all about big and fits right in with towering stems covered with large bright yellow daisies for several months beginning in late summer.
Tall coreopsis is drought tolerant. It has very low watering needs, especially during the colder months of the year. You can water it regularly during the bloom time but refrain from overwatering as it can lead to waterlogged soil.
Tall Tickweed attracts a variety of animals. Since they are tall and grow in clumps, birds like to hide in them and eat their seeds. And when in bloom they attract a host of bees and butterflies. Host plant for multiple moth species.
Coreopsis tripteris, Tall Tickseed
FS-PS, Zone 4, Blooms July-Oct, 7’ x 3-4’, Med dry - Med wet, deer resistant
Tall tickseed, as the name suggests, is a tall plant that can reach 8 feet or more in height. The late summer/fall garden is all about big and fits right in with towering stems covered with large bright yellow daisies for several months beginning in late summer.
Tall coreopsis is drought tolerant. It has very low watering needs, especially during the colder months of the year. You can water it regularly during the bloom time but refrain from overwatering as it can lead to waterlogged soil.
Tall Tickweed attracts a variety of animals. Since they are tall and grow in clumps, birds like to hide in them and eat their seeds. And when in bloom they attract a host of bees and butterflies. Host plant for multiple moth species.
Coreopsis tripteris, Tall Tickseed
FS-PS, Zone 4, Blooms July-Oct, 7’ x 3-4’, Med dry - Med wet, deer resistant
Tall tickseed, as the name suggests, is a tall plant that can reach 8 feet or more in height. The late summer/fall garden is all about big and fits right in with towering stems covered with large bright yellow daisies for several months beginning in late summer.
Tall coreopsis is drought tolerant. It has very low watering needs, especially during the colder months of the year. You can water it regularly during the bloom time but refrain from overwatering as it can lead to waterlogged soil.
Tall Tickweed attracts a variety of animals. Since they are tall and grow in clumps, birds like to hide in them and eat their seeds. And when in bloom they attract a host of bees and butterflies. Host plant for multiple moth species.