When to Sow Coreopsis
A brief knowledge sharing with you about when to sow Coreopsis and some small experiences in plant cultivation, including the methods and timing for planting Coreopsis, as follows:
Coreopsis is generally used as an ornamental plant for landscaping. Some netizens have inquired about the best time to sow Coreopsis. It can be sown in the spring in most parts of the country, which is around March to April. In the north, the sowing time can be appropriately postponed based on the actual conditions.
Coreopsis sown in spring can start to bloom around May to June, and the blooming period can last until about October. The blooming period of Coreopsis is relatively long.
If it is a small-scale planting, such as in pots, the sowing period is relatively flexible, and it can also be sown in August.
Coreopsis is a perennial herb with a rhizome and can self-propagate, so after broadcasting once, it can sprout on its own the following year.
Coreopsis is cold and drought resistant, not picky about soil, prefers sunlight but can tolerate semi-shade, is adaptable, and has strong resistance to sulfur dioxide.
That's all for the detailed information on when to sow Coreopsis and the methods and timing for planting it. I hope it can be of help to you!