Threadleaf coreopis is a tough, long-blooming perennial to fill sunny or dry spots. The plant reaches 18 to 36 inches, with flowers throughout the summer. Horticultural expert Melinda Myers says, “If ...

It’s time to consider coreopsis. No garden should be without it. I thought of it after receiving a photo taken by Linda Vaningen that featured coreopsis flowering prolifically, the result of ...

April is National Native Plant Month, so what better time to celebrate our state wildflower, the Coreopsis? The word Coreopsis comes from “koris,” which means bug, and “opsis,” which means appearance.