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At the top of the class for outstanding performance is the Moonbeam. This plant was voted the Perennial Plant Association’s Plant of the Year for 1992, and it is easy to see why. This easy-to-grow perennial is covered with small, lemon-yellow daisies and has dark green, airy, thin leaves. It grows to 18"; does well in full sun or light shade. ‘Zagreb’ is also an excellent threadleaf coreopsis - a little more upright than 'Moonbeam'. ‘Rosea’ is a pink flowering, threadleaf variety. Other upright, broadleaf , yellow blooming varieties worthy of consideration are ‘Nana’ (10" - 12"), ‘Sunray’ and ‘Early Sunrise’ (both 18"- 24"). Coreopsis are not out of bloom from June till frost. Need well-drained soil. |
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