Coreopsis tinctoria
Plains Coreopsis
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Lots of yellow flowers with red centers bloom from from June to September. Flowers are usually 1" across and very showy making this an excellent choice for Midwest gardens. Nicely textured leaves are deeply divided into narrow leaflets. This is a good cut flower and good seed source for birds.
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Good Companions
Blue Sage
(Salvia azurea),
Purple Poppy Mallow
(Callirhoe involucrata),
Gray-head Coneflower
(Ratibida pinnata),
Purple Beard Tongue
(Penstemon cobaea)
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