Bright and cheerful, the summer-blooming calliopsis attract a wide variety of butterflies and other pollinators to the garden. The Latin name Coreopsis means always cheerful, a term that fits calliopsis perfectly. It has been designated as the official wildflower of Florida and is used in median plantings throughout the state. The wide selection of colors available from this flower create beautiful landscapes when planted in large numbers.
Water:
Thriving in sunny prairies, calliopsis prefers moderate hydration and benefits from weekly watering to support its vibrant blooms. Its resilience allows it to adapt to varying rainfall patterns, ensuring survival across diverse climate zones.
Propagation:
Propagation of calliopsis is moderately easy, using methods like seed sowing, stem cuttings, and division. Success relies on well-draining soil, consistent moisture, and adequate sunlight. Optimal practices include indoor seed sowing before the last frost and dividing mature plants in spring or fall.
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