When blooms begin to fade, deadhead them to encourage new growth. Thin out plants when they become 2" tall.

As with many wildflowers, Plains Coreopsis will readily reseed itself in an area where they are happy.

Because our seeds are harvested by hand, without the use of machines, there may be a small amount of plant matter present in the seed packets.

When to Plant Coreopsis Seeds

To start indoors you can plant Coreopsis indoors 6-8 weeks before you transplant it outdoors after the last killing frost. You can also directly sow your seeds into the ground after the last frost when the soil has become workable.

Where to Plant Coreopsis Seeds

Whether you are transplanting or directly sowing, choose a well lit area with well-draining soil.

How to Plant Coreopsis Seeds

Coreopsis seeds require light to germinate, so be careful not to cover them when planting.

Once all weeds are removed, plant your Coreopsis seeds 1/2"" deep and lightly cover them with soil or lightly press them in. These seeds need sunlight to germinate so make sure you don't fully cover them.