Perennial coreopsis and its cultivation

Coreopsis perennial refers to sun-loving plants, but at the same time it tolerates light partial shade well for short periods of time. By providing the conditions it needs, you can enjoy its luxurious flowering throughout the summer.

Coreopsis, cultivation which is not difficult even for a beginner, is considered a frost-resistant and drought-resistant representative of the flora. As for the soil, it should not be light.

Regular watering is necessary, especially in hot weather. In its absence, the intensity of flowering may significantly decrease. If you notice that some flower stalks have already faded, they need to be cut off so that many new ones will grow in their place.

Coreopsis and its varieties

Considering coreopsis photo, we can say that most varieties of this plant differ not only in the type of their flowers, but also in their height. Hence, coreopsis are represented by dwarf and tall varieties.

For example, coreopsis grandiflora grows up to a meter in height. Moreover, it is distinguished by large yellow inflorescences. The first flowers bloom already in July, and the flowering itself continues until the onset of the very first cold weather.

And here coreopsis whorled has inflorescences in the form of “stars”. It blooms from June to August.

If you want to see continuous flowering in your area, you can combine several varieties of coreopsis.

In late autumn, coreopsis shoots need to be pruned at the root.This flower propagates both by seeds and by vegetative means (by dividing bushes in autumn or spring).