Featuring airy foliage and golden flowers, this native plant is an attractive addition to the front of the border. It spreads by runners and is easily divided to share with your friends and neighbors. It is native to Fairfax County, Virginia.
Latin Name
Coreopsis verticillata
Family
Asteraceae
Also Known As
Pot-of-Gold Threadleaf Tickseed Whorled Tickseed
Type of Plant
Perennials
Bloom Season
June - September
Seasons
Summer
Specifications
Max Height: 2.5'
Max Spread: 2'
Uses
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Tolerances
Attracted Wildlife
Butterflies
Colors
Native Range
Eastern and Central North America
Other Details
Pollinator
Planted at Mount Vernon
Hardiness Zones
Average annual extreme minimum temperature 1976-2005
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