
Coreopsis tinctoria
A cheerful, fast-growing annual wildflower native to North America. Its bold yellow petals with rich burgundy-red centers create a striking two-tone display. Excellent for cut flowers, meadow gardens, and attracting pollinators.
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easy
Full Sun (6–8 hours)
Low — drought tolerant once established
45–70 days from sowing
Direct sow seeds onto the soil surface and press lightly — do not cover deeply as seeds need light to germinate. Sow in well-drained, even poor soil; Coreopsis actually thrives without rich fertilizer. Thin seedlings to 20–25 cm apart. In Pakistan, ideal sowing time is October–November for winter blooms or February for spring display. No deadheading required, though it encourages more blooms.
Germination (7–10 days)
Tiny seedlings emerge from soil surface
Seedling (2–3 weeks)
Fine feathery leaves develop
Vegetative (2–3 weeks)
Stems grow upright, branching out
Budding (1 week)
Flower buds appear at stem tips
Flowering (4–8 weeks)
Masses of yellow-red blooms appear continuously
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