Quick Search: Tickseed - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

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.

‘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.

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.

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.

Great color combination of hot pink flowers with white edges and golden-yellow centers, very compact habit. Easy to grow, great for pollinator gardens and mixed container displays.

A shower of cheerful bicolor blossoms with a prominent orange-red center and fringed, gold petal tips appear over an extremely long period, from early summer through early fall in the Midwest. Since the flowers are sterile, they just keep on coming all season long without the need for deadheading.

It forms a compact, basal mound of highly disease resistant, dark green foliage. A midseason shearing will keep this plant looking its best all season.

If you love ‘Mercury Rising’ but need something smaller, try ‘Red Elf’. It has very similar deep burgundy red blossoms but on a much smaller plant that only grows about a foot wide. Its smaller bun-shaped habit helps it fit better into combination container plantings or smaller borders where it will provide a rich spot of color for months beginning in early summer.

Like ‘Mercury Rising’, its deep red petal tips become frosted with a touch of white during the hottest part of the season, returning to a solid deep red when temperatures moderate. Since the flowers are sterile, they just keep on coming all season long without the need for deadheading.

A midseason shearing will keep this plant looking its best all season, though it is highly disease resistant. The only Coreopsis of its kind available—don’t miss out!

This selection offers the biggest flowers and most striking coloration. A large eye of dark red is framed by cream colored flowers, all on a foot-tall plant.

This selection offers the biggest flowers and most striking coloration. A large eye of deep bronzer/red is framed by gold, all on a foot-tall plant.

Flowers are mostly solid dark red when they first open and eventually bloom with golden yellow tips. Forms a compact, tidy mound perfect for borders and rock gardens. Foliage is mildew resistant.

This selection offers the biggest flowers and most striking coloration. A large eye of dark red is framed by yellow flowers, all on a foot-tall plant.

Go crazy for this vibrant orange Coreopsis that has a perfectly domed, rounded, uniform habit. 1.75” wide, fiery sunset orange flowers have intense red-orange color concentrated at the centers of the petals. The undersides of its petals are golden yellow, with some petal tips displaying the same golden yellow. The flowers will cover the gray-green, threadleaf foliage for a showy midsummer display.

This Coreopsis has a bold and vibrant color that will catch your eye from a distance. 1.5” wide, golden yellow flowers with clear, dark red eyes have wider petals. The rounded, compact habit has excellent flower coverage, looking like a blanket of flowers. Bright green, threadleaf foliage.

This beautiful red Coreopsis forms a compact, rounded, uniform mound. 1.5”, rich, deep red flowers cover the bright green, threadleaf foliage for a showy midsummer display.

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.

Tall perennials are back! This strong and sturdy tickseed is covered with golden yellow flowers most of the summer, like a mountain gilded in gold. The lacy leaves and strong stems make for a wonderful base for the thousands of flowers. Pollinators love this one and it also serves as great shelter for birds and other wildlife throughout the year. If you have a small garden and would love some height or a focal point, Gilded Lace is the perfect solution. It looks lovely massed in a large setting or as a stand along in smaller spaces.

Deep wine red to ruby red flowers with an orange center measure about 1 ½” across and completely cover the deep green, threadleaf foliage. Since the flowers are sterile, they appear over a long period from early through late summer and if cut back, the plants can be encouraged to rebloom until frost.