100-300 Days to maturity. Coreopsis lanceolata. Lanceleaf Coreopsis Seeds. Non-GMO, Perennial. Lanceleaf Coreopsis flowers are perennial wildflowers with solitary yellow daisy-like flowers blooming on long stalks from May to August. It is recommended for roadside plantings, wildflower mixtures, or waste areas. Very hardy and persistent. The uniquely shaped petals appear torn and add a unique texture to the traditional single daisy-shaped bloom. Approximately 12,000 seeds/oz. Latin Name: Coreopsis lanceolata Hardiness Zone: Perennial in zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Days to Maturity:100-300 Days to Germination: 14-21 Seeding Depth: 0.25 inches Plant Spacing: 12-36 inches Row Spacing: 12-36 inches Plant Height: 24 inches Plant Width: 15-18 inches Growth Habit:Bushy upright with most foliage at the base of the plant. Soil Preference:Coreopsis prefers sandy or rocky soils and establishes easily on disturbed sites. Temperature Preference: 50-70 F Light Preference: Full sun to partial shade. Pests and Diseases:Coreopsis are naturally pest, disease, and deer resistant. Avoid overwatering Coreopsis; saturated soil for prolonged periods near roots will cause wilting and plant health decline. Lanceleaf Coreopsis Color: Medium green foliage and solitary golden-yellow blooms. Easy/Hard: Easy Direct Sow: Yes Direct Sow Start Indoors: Yes, 6-8 weeks before transplanting Growing Non-GMO Lanceleaf Coreopsis Flower Seeds Coreopsis are easier to grow from seed. The only trick is stratification. All this means is that the seed coating is thicker than other seeds and needs to undergo some kind of process to signal germination. Common tactics are placing them in the fridge or freezer, or simply planting the seeds outside in the fall to get naturally treated over the winter. It is easiest to purchase the seeds in the summer and plant them out in the fall for blooms next summer or the following. However, if you are just getting your seeds in the springtime, there is still hope! Place them on a wet paper towel in a sealed container in the fridge for two weeks before planting as normal. After that, it is a similar seed and seedling care for almost any other plant! Option for continuing the seedlings inside under a grow light before planting outdoors; this can provide you with blooms even earlier in the year. Blooming is usually not expected until the second growing season. Plant in a sunny location with average richness in the soil. They even grow freely in rocky and disturbed areas. If you wish to inhibit spreading, remove the flower stalks after flowering to limit seed production. Lanceleaf Coreopsis has low to moderate water requirements and does best with division every 2-3 years. Lanceleaf Coreopsis in the Flower Garden These Lanceleaf Coreopsis will gladly attract butterflies to pollinate your garden. Coreopsis plants readily find their home in a variety of gardens with their bright orange and yellow blooms. They can effortlessly play a part in wildflower, pollinator, ornamental, and cottage gardens; they even scatter the seeds in a field or open area. Landscape Use of Lanceleaf Coreopsis They make an excellent choice for beds, mass plantings, and borders. They are typically part of stock wildflower mixes and play well with other perennial bloomers. Even the foliage is feathery and desirable! Lanceleaf Coreopsis is known to be deer resistant. These flowers can be an important addition to any natural or cultivated landscape with minimal yearly maintenance. About Lanceleaf Coreopsis Garden Seeds These charming Coreopsis plants can also be used as cut flowers for endearing cottagecore arrangements. They add height, light, and texture to any bouquet or centerpiece. To harvest the cut blooms, trim off the flower as far down the stem as possible and keep it in cold water. Expect indoor color for 1-2 weeks! Expect 2.5 inch wide flowers reaching up to two feet above the ground that cheerfully smile upwards in a slightly cupped shape. Coreopsis is in the same family as sunflowers and asters. The family Asteraceae is known for showy blooms! Although coreopsis is a wildflower, it is not known to be invasive anywhere within the Americas. The Latin genus name comes from the world ‘koris’ which means ‘bug’, in reference to the shape and size of the seed. ‘Lanceleaf’ name refers to the shape of the leaves which are long and skinny. Lanceleaf coreopsis can also be known as Lance-Lvd Coreopsis, Calliopsis, Tickseed, Lanceleaf Tickseed, and Lanceleaved Coreopsis. Coreopsis plants are non–toxic to both humans and animals. Stories From Our Gardeners "I love to discover the meanings of flowers. Golden-yellow coreopsis is flower language for ‘always cheerful’. Gift these to someone who brightens your day and brings cheer into your life. You are sure to find that it is a self-perpetuating cycle of cheer." - Lara Wadsworth, True Leaf Market Writer Lanceleaf Coreopsis Seeds Per Package: 500 mg Packet - Approximately 200 Seeds 1 oz - Wholesale - Approximately 12,000 Seeds 4 oz - Bulk Seeds - Approximately 48,000 Seeds Non-GMO Lanceleaf Coreopsis seeds are available for Fast Free Shipping on qualifying orders.
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