Coreopsis lanceolata prophouse-winter-2028 before the plant settles back

before the plant settles back to year-round green

or use as a bright backdrop to deeper-colored borders

clear yellow berries in place of the usual red

fixing nitrogen in the root zone through a bacterial partnership that actively improves the surrounding soil

is the giant of the blueberry clan

Coreopsis lanceolata prophouse-winter-2028 before the plant settles backNative to the open prairies and meadows of North America, Coreopsis lanceolata, the lanceleaf coreopsis, has long been admired for bright, golden yellow blooms and an easy, hardy nature. This perennial wildflower has been a staple of North American landscapes for a very long time, growing across a wide range of climates and soils, from sandy coastal ground to the rich prairies of the Midwest. The genus name Coreopsis comes from the Greek koris (bug)