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Coreopsis gladiata

 

Coastal Plain Tickseed is a deciduous perennial in the Asteraceae family. Bright yellow rays
surround a purplish brown disk in summer, but it can bloom longer. Full sun to part shade is this plant’s preference, making it good for a meadow or sunny location. Naturally occurring in
wetlands, this species would do well by a pond or river, or anywhere with sandy wet soil. The
nectar of Coastal Plain Tickseed is enjoyed by bees and butterflies alike and songbirds love
eating the seeds, too!

Key Info

Scientific Name: Coreopsis gladiata
Common Names: Coastal Plain Tickseed
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Flower Color: Yellow

Additional Info

Habit: Clumping, erect
Height: 1 - 2'
Spread: 1.5 - 2'
Soil Conditions: Acidic, sand
Leaves: Glossy, leathery, alternate, rosulate, elliptical, lanceolate
Flowers (or reproductive structures: Central disk with yellow ray petals
Fruit: Black achene with lacerate wings
USDA Hardiness Zone: 7-10
USDA Wetland Indicator Status in NC: Usually occurs in wetlands, but can occur in non-wetlands
Pollination: Bees and butterflies
Wildlife Connections: Attracts pollinators and songbirds
Propagation: Seed