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Golden yellow flowers contain sharp maroon central eye zones. Like 'Creamy Calico', flowers are clear bi-color and do not contain any flecking or bleeding in the petals. Flowers are notably large for C. verticillata at 2" wide.

Cream flowers have a dark reddish pink eye. The eye zone jets nearly to the tip of each petal, with flecking appearing along the veins. Flowers are notably large for C. verticillata at 2" wide.

Velvety maroon red flowers are solid throughout the petal.

There’s early…and then there’s Double the Sun! This bright variety is 2 to 3 weeks earlier than our Early Sunrise and other comparable varieties in the early cool season. An early blooming variety with semi-double 3" golden flowers, will bloom 2-3 weeks earlier than most Coreopsis, easy to grow plants begin to bloom during cool spring weather and continue to flower heavily through the heat of summer.

A profusion of brilliant golden-yellow, semi-double flowers, each flushed orange-yellow in the center, bring unbeatable color to perennial and cottage gardens. This is one of the earliest Coreopsis to bloom, beginning in late spring.

First year flowering perennial with a compact, mounded and well-branching plant habit. Blooms all season from spring through autumn, with many bright yellow flowers with a large brick-red eye.

MakeUp is very tolerant of hot conditions and perfect for perennial beds, borders and in mixed containers.

‘Presto’ is a new double-flowered cultivar with brilliant golden blooms that begin before spring has passed and often continue into autumn. Large and very showy, they cover this super-compact plant.

With a lemon yellow flower color similar to ‘Moonbeam™’ and the foliage habit of a compact ‘Early Sunrise™’ this new Coreopsis will be right at home in the sunny border and will provide an extended season of blooms from early summer to fall.

The ‘Golden Sphere’ selection from the Solanna™ Series of Coreopsis forms a low, compact mound of leathery green leaves, bearing many upright stems of large, fluffy golden-yellow pom-pom flowers for many weeks starting in early summer and lasting into late fall. Tolerant of hot, humid summer climates. For use in the border and in containers. Excellent cut flower. Attractive to butterflies.

Semi-double golden-yellow flowers with red eye bloom from spring to frost, first year flowering and self-cleaning. Compact and well branched, perfect for borders or containers. Good tolerance to powdery mildew.

Enjoy months of prolific blooms without deadheading on this self-cleaning, colorful variety. Butter-yellow flowers have a deep red glow at the base of each fringed petal. A compact blast of color for sunny borders or containers.

A profusion of large, cherry red flowers with bright yellow edges bloom continuously from late spring all the way into fall. Neat, mounded clumps of attractive green leaves are heat, humidity, and drought tolerant with high disease resistance, keeping their foliage healthier than other varieties. One of the most long lasting, abundantly flowering, low maintenance plants for the perennial wildflower garden.

Coreopsis Solar Moon has been selected for its high disease resistance and the astounding amount of large, brightly-colored flowers. She shows off proudly with her soft yellow flowers with dark red heart: from June all the way to October. Shearing back lightly after flowering promotes a second flush of blooms. It is undoubtedly one of the most long-lasting, abundantly flowering, low-maintenance plants for the natural-looking perennial garden.

This new Tickseed from PanAmerican Seed is phenomenal due to its huge, nearly 3" wide, golden yellow flowers with burgundy red centers. According to the breeder, this is the brightest yellow flower with a large blotch available as a seed strain. This beautiful, heat-tolerant plant will finish quickly to form a well-branched and floriferous habit.

‘Super Star’ has the largest blooms of all coreopsis, and they just keep coming and coming! Its 2 1/2-3" flowers are brilliant yellow and deep crimson. ‘Super Star’ produces display after display of cheerful bi-color blossoms with vibrant red centers and fringed, yellow petals from spring through fall. It forms a compact mound of highly disease resistant, dark green foliage. Some professionals say ‘Super Star’ Coreopsis is the most exciting Coreopsis introduction in years.

A natural cross of ‘Early Sunrise’ and ‘Zamfir’, this selection exhibits the best characteristics of both: brilliant golden yellow flowers with fluted petals and a more compact habit. Many people see ‘Jethro Tull’ as an improvement over ‘Zamfir’ since its petals are more consistently fluted and the plants are super floriferous, providing unbeatable color impact in the garden in early and midsummer.

Try pairing ‘Jethro Tull’ with purple blooming perennials such as Salvia or Hardy Geranium.

Named after the actress, Charlize Theron, this introduction from Darryl Probst, the breeder of the Big Bang series, offers lots of flower power in the garden. ‘Charlize’ has showy, double flowers that are more of a true yellow than the typical golden tones of most broad-leaved coreopsis. Mildew resistant.

This Coreopsis forms a compact, rounded mound covered with rich colored flowers. 1.5”, Light ivory flowers have dark magenta centers which spread toward the edge of the petals. The flowers cover the bright green, threadleaf foliage for a showy midsummer display.