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These ferny looking plants appeared everywhere in my garden and growing among all my perennials. I thought they were weeds and I started...Read More
There are different varieties of this plant with pros and cons for each. Unfortunately in this forum they're all lumped together. I had...Read More
Very easy to grow from seed. Last year it flowered at only a foot tall. This year it is at least four feet and flowering in late June. It...Read More
Thinning the seedlings will result in floppy, spindly plants. Thick plantings aid in upright masses. At bloom time, you will have clouds ...Read More
The ones I grow, reach the height of between 4-6 feet. I've never had any grow less in height.
These grow fast from seed.
They are really spindly and don't need to be thinned out much, if at all. It seems that they support e...Read More
Easily grown from seed, and definitely attractive to some pretty finches I've never seen in my yard before, so it's not a negative experi...Read More
This is a lovely Texas Native Plant, very attractive annual wildflower used often in cultivated gardens,
This is a nice, drought-tolerant wildflower with a long bloom season. I like the way it looks with ornamental grasses.
A welcome sight along the highways here in West KY. The cheery blossoms create quite a show during the summer.
I've grown ...Read More
I love this flower, it's so sunny and cheerful. It grows alongside the highways in great numbers in Arkansas and Oklahoma, and I'm sure i...Read More
I planted it from a nursery conatiner, it did wonderful but you are left with a gazillion flowers to deadhead or it looks rather unatract...Read More
Plains coreopsis is an easy to grow plant. They grow 2-3' and need full sun and well-drained, moist to dry soil. They will bloom from su...Read More