Coreopsis typically starts blooming in late spring and will flower throughout the summer and some varieties into early fall. The time of flowering varies among species and according to climate. The majority of perennial types will flower for many weeks, particularly if the old flowers are removed periodically. When the flowers are removed, plants can continue to produce new flowers rather than seeds. Coreopsis can offer almost continuous blooms for months in warm, sunny locations. Its long flowering period and the flower's attractive colour makes it a popular choice for use to keep flower beds colourful and interesting throughout the summer.
