The plant is compact and dense, creating an airy tuft covered in dazzling yellow flowers.
The flowers are golden-yellow and daisy-like, arranged in whorls of three along the slender stems
The leaves are finely divided, composed of glossy dark green foliage. Hardy in well-drained soil, this sun-loving perennial is superb in flower beds, rock gardens, sun-drenched borders, containers, and bouquets.
The plant spreads slowly with the help of a tangle of thin, non-invasive rhizomes.
It thrives in a rock garden, on a poor slope alongside wallflowers, love-in-a-mist, and wild flax, or in a herbaceous border with lavender or snapdragons.
In pots or containers, this plant blooms continuously from the first year – though will require more watering than if she is planted in the ground!
👨🌾GARDENING TIP👨🌾:
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- ✂️ Cut back dry stems in late winter.
- 🪰 All coreopsises (or coreopses?) live longer in soils that are not too rich > they thrive in poor soils, even gravelly, sandy, dry, or calcareous, as long as drainage is excellent.
- 🏠 The foliage is deciduous and disappears in winter.
🌱🌿pdA Garden Buddy Suggestions🌱🌿 :
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- Nepeta, Salvia, Nigella, Lavandula, Alcea
The Tales & The Botany:
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’ belongs to the Asteraceae family.
‘Zagreb’ is a recent cultivar selected for its compact habit, generous flowering, and tolerance of dry soils.
Other Names:
Whorled tickseed
Origin:
Central America, Mexico
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