This long-blooming native plant flowers from summer to frost Reviewed by Kathleen Miller If you're looking for a ...

Coreopsis acquired the colloquial name of "tickseed" because the seed looks like a bug or tick (koris - bug, opsis - like) but the seed is a far less prominent feature than the plant's (usually ...

One thing is for certain this summer, more and more people are getting a taste for flowers, seeking something just a little ...

If you’re looking for a real workhorse of a plant for your perennial garden, consider Coreopsis. Many cultivars of this plant flower beginning in spring and continue into the fall. Most ...

Tickseed, also called coreopsis, is a mainstay in my butterfly garden. The yellow-flowering plant in its truest form is native to every county in Virginia and most of the United States and Canada.

You can hardly miss the yellow flowers of coreopsis lanceolata along highways in the summer, so it’s easy to see why this is the state wildflower of Mississippi. Several species of the plant ...

Editor’s note: Once a month OSU Extension Master Gardener Volunteers in Franklin County profile a plant that occurs naturally in central Ohio. Tall coreopsis, (Coreopsis tripteris), is a ...