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Lance-leaf Coreopsis — Coreopsis lanceolata
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Naturalized Native

Lance-leaf Coreopsis

Coreopsis lanceolata

Perennial

Lance-leaf Coreopsis

Coreopsis lanceolata

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Growing Conditions

Light Light Full Sun
Water Water Medium – Dry
Soil Soil Sandy, Loam
Size Size 1-2'
Bloom Bloom Yellow, May–Jul

Why Grow It

Long Blooming Flowers for many weeks through the season
Drought Tolerant Thrives with little water once established
Caterpillar Host Feeds caterpillars of native moths & butterflies

Did You Know?

Blooms for 8+ weeks nonstop — one of the longest-flowering native perennials.
Deadheading spent flowers triggers continuous reblooming through midsummer.
Goldfinches love the seed heads — leave them standing in fall for bird food.

Wildlife Value

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Pollinator Buffet Visited by native bees, sweat bees, and small butterflies for weeks on end
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Seed for Birds Goldfinches and sparrows feed on the abundant seed heads in fall

Good Companions

🌸 Butterfly Milkweed 🌾 Little Bluestem Purple Coneflower

Planting Guide

  1. Plant in full sun in average to dry, well-drained soil
  2. Space 12–18″ apart; self-seeds freely in open areas
  3. Deadhead regularly for continuous bloom or let it naturalize

Heads Up

Spreads by Seed Self-seeds freely; manage seedlings

Plant Details

Lance-leaf Coreopsis detail
Lance-leaf Coreopsis detail
Lance-leaf Coreopsis detail
Lance-leaf Coreopsis detail
Lance-leaf Coreopsis detail
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