Buzzy Organic Coreopsis Seeds 0.25g | Coreopsis Girls’ Eyes

Buzzy Organic Coreopsis Seeds 0.25g | Coreopsis Girls’ Eyes

Overview

Buzzy Organic Coreopsis Seeds 0.25g | Coreopsis Girls’ Eyes is supplied for home growing. Coreopsis Girls’ Eyes Seeds I Organic Coreopsis Seeds.

Key Features

• Coreopsis Girls’ Eyes (Buzzy Organic Coreopsis Seeds), also known as Tickseed, is a cheerful annual flower with bright yellow and brown blooms that bring a natural, cottage-garden look to borders, cutting gardens and wildlife-friendly planting schemes.
• This easy-to-grow flower blooms abundantly throughout the summer months and is loved by bees and other pollinators. Coreopsis is also a prolific self-seeder, making it a lovely choice for relaxed, natural-style gardens. The tall stems and colourful flowers are excellent for cutting, adding a bright summer touch to fresh flower arrangements.
• Brand: Buzzy Organic
• EAN: 8711117940951
• Transplanting: After mid-May
• Attractive to bees and pollinators.
• Produces masses of summer flowers.
• Beautiful as a cut flower.
• Ideal for borders, cutting gardens and butterfly gardens.
• Organic seed variety.
• Grow something bright and effortless with Mallorn.

Sowing Instructions

• Sow under glass from mid-March to mid-April, or sow outdoors in a seedbed from mid-April to the end of May. Transplant outdoors after mid-May, once the risk of frost has passed, spacing plants around 20 x 30 cm apart. For best results, grow in a sunny position.
• Indoor sowing: March to April
• Outdoor sowing: April to May
• Sow in open ground: Yes
• Easy to sow and grow.

Growing Conditions and Care

• Position: Full sun
• Germination temperature: 18–22°C
• Plant spacing: 20 x 30 cm

Flowering and Garden Use

• Flowering period: June to September

Product Details

• Botanical name: Coreopsis tinctoria
• Common name: Girls’ Eyes / Tickseed
• Type: Annual
• Flower colour: Yellow/brown
• Height: 75–100 cm
• Contents: Approx. 0.25 g

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