How to cultivate Coreopsis
This article provides a detailed explanation of how to grow Coreopsis and the knowledge about the care of Coreopsis plants. If there are any mistakes, please feel free to correct them!
By mid-April, the weather is truly warm, and it's time to start growing many beautiful flowers. If you want to turn a small balcony into a beautiful garden, small flowering plants with long blooming periods and abundant flowers are definitely the best choice! Let's take a look today at the most值得 growing small potted flowers in spring!
Coreopsis
During weekdays when commuting, you can often see a large area of bright yellow flowers in the green belts along the roads. These are the wild Coreopsis!
Many flower enthusiasts might say, what's so appealing about these small wild flowers, is it worth growing them separately at home? Of course not! The Coreopsis I'm talking about is not the wild flowers by the roadside, but cultivated varieties with especially high aesthetic value!
Chachacha: Coreopsis with black and red flower centers, and bright yellow petals.
rushes: White petals with a red center, creating a striking contrast of colors.
How to cultivate Coreopsis
Tropical Lemonade: Blooms in orange and loves the sun. The more sun it gets, the deeper and more beautiful the orange becomes!
Pink Lemonade: The entire flower is a particularly delicate pink color, looking especially girlish.
Cherry Lemonade: Deep red, like cherries, looking particularly appealing!