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1 Coreopsis Solar Moon Perennial Plant, Hardy Yellow Tickseed Flower, 3 Litre Root Ball

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1 Coreopsis Solar Moon Perennial Plant, Hardy Yellow Tickseed Flower, 3 Litre Root BallCoreopsis Solar Moon Hardy Yellow Tickseed Perennial Coreopsis Solar Moon is a stunning hardy herbaceous perennial that produces an abundance of golden yellow, daisy like flowers from early summer right through to autumn. Offering months of continuous, repeat flowering colour, this cheerful tickseed is one of the most rewarding sun loving perennials for any garden setting. Thriving in a full sun position and well drained soil including dry and sandy

Coreopsis Solar Moon – Hardy Yellow Tickseed Perennial

Coreopsis Solar Moon is a stunning hardy herbaceous perennial that produces an abundance of golden yellow, daisy-like flowers from early summer right through to autumn. Offering months of continuous, repeat-flowering colour, this cheerful tickseed is one of the most rewarding sun-loving perennials for any garden setting.

Thriving in a full sun position and well-drained soil — including dry and sandy conditions — Coreopsis Solar Moon is an outstanding drought-tolerant garden plant that requires very little upkeep. Its compact, mound-forming habit makes it ideal for borders, beds, cottage garden settings, mixed plantings, rockeries, edging, ground cover, or container planting on patios and outdoor spaces.

As a pollinator-friendly perennial, it attracts bees and butterflies to the garden, making it a wonderful wildlife-friendly choice. Easy to grow and low maintenance, this variety is perfect for beginner gardeners and experienced growers alike.

What's Included:

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  • 1 x Coreopsis Solar Moon perennial plant
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  • Supplied as a live, established plant grown in a 3 litre pot
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  • Delivered as a root ball, ready for immediate outdoor planting
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Planting and Care:

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  • Plant in a full sun position in well-drained soil
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  • Water in well after planting and during dry spells until established
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  • Deadhead regularly to encourage continuous summer flowers
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  • Cut back spent foliage in late autumn
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  • Hardy, low maintenance, and beautifully colourful year after year
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Cultural Information:

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  • Botanical Name: Coreopsis grandiflora 'Solar Moon'
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  • Common Names: Tickseed, Coreopsis
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  • Classification: Hardy Herbaceous Perennial
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  • Fully Grown Height and Spread: 30–45 cm x 30–45 cm
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  • Growth Habit: Compact, Mound-Forming Herbaceous Perennial
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  • Perfect For: Borders, Beds, Cottage Gardens, Rockeries, Edging, Containers
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  • Flowering Time: June to September (Early Summer to Autumn)
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  • Flower Colour: Golden Yellow
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  • Planting Position: Full Sun
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  • Soil Type: Well-Drained, Including Dry and Sandy Soils
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  • Attracts: Bees, Butterflies and Garden Wildlife
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  • Type: Hardy Herbaceous Perennial
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  • Foliage: Mid-Green, Lance-Shaped Leaves
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  • Hardiness: Fully Hardy
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Notes: This listing is for the Solar Moon variety, known for its particularly vibrant golden yellow blooms and extended flowering season.

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