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Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’

Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’

$10.75
$10.75

Quick Growing Facts

Zones 3-9
Light Full sun; tolerates light shade
Height 15-18"
Spacing 18-24"
Shipped Pot Size 3.25"
Bloom Color Pale lemon-yellow
  • Deer Resistant
  • Container
  • Pollinator
  • Butterfly
  • Drought
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Botanical name: Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’
Common name: Threadleaf Coreopsis / Tickseed

Soft Yellow Blooms That Bring Sunshine to the Garden

Delicate, cheerful, and wonderfully easy to grow, Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’ brings a soft touch of sunshine to the summer garden. This beloved perennial produces an abundance of pale, lemon-yellow, daisy-like flowers that seem to float above finely textured, fern-like green foliage.

Unlike brightly colored flowers that demand attention, ‘Moonbeam’ offers a softer, more graceful appearance. Its airy foliage and gently mounded growth create beautiful movement and texture, making it especially attractive in cottage gardens, perennial borders, and naturalistic landscapes.

But don't let its delicate appearance fool you! This hardworking perennial thrives in sunshine, tolerates summer heat, and handles dry conditions once established. Its long flowering season also makes it a welcome addition to butterfly and pollinator gardens.

Recognized as the 1992 Perennial Plant of the Year, Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’ has earned its reputation as a timeless garden favorite. Whether planted in cheerful clusters or paired with lavender, salvia, and other flowering perennials, it delivers effortless beauty throughout the summer.

Plant Details

Botanical name: Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’
Common name: Threadleaf Coreopsis / Tickseed

Soft Yellow Blooms That Bring Sunshine to the Garden

Delicate, cheerful, and wonderfully easy to grow, Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’ brings a soft touch of sunshine to the summer garden. This beloved perennial produces an abundance of pale, lemon-yellow, daisy-like flowers that seem to float above finely textured, fern-like green foliage.

Unlike brightly colored flowers that demand attention, ‘Moonbeam’ offers a softer, more graceful appearance. Its airy foliage and gently mounded growth create beautiful movement and texture, making it especially attractive in cottage gardens, perennial borders, and naturalistic landscapes.

But don't let its delicate appearance fool you! This hardworking perennial thrives in sunshine, tolerates summer heat, and handles dry conditions once established. Its long flowering season also makes it a welcome addition to butterfly and pollinator gardens.

Recognized as the 1992 Perennial Plant of the Year, Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’ has earned its reputation as a timeless garden favorite. Whether planted in cheerful clusters or paired with lavender, salvia, and other flowering perennials, it delivers effortless beauty throughout the summer.

Growing Guide

Soft Yellow Blooms That Bring Sunshine to the Garden

Delicate, cheerful, and wonderfully easy to grow, Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’ brings a soft touch of sunshine to the summer garden. This beloved perennial produces an abundance of pale, lemon-yellow, daisy-like flowers that seem to float above finely textured, fern-like green foliage.

Unlike brightly colored flowers that demand attention, ‘Moonbeam’ offers a softer, more graceful appearance. Its airy foliage and gently mounded growth create beautiful movement and texture, making it especially attractive in cottage gardens, perennial borders, and naturalistic landscapes.

But don't let its delicate appearance fool you! This hardworking perennial thrives in sunshine, tolerates summer heat, and handles dry conditions once established. Its long flowering season also makes it a welcome addition to butterfly and pollinator gardens.

Recognized as the 1992 Perennial Plant of the Year, Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’ has earned its reputation as a timeless garden favorite. Whether planted in cheerful clusters or paired with lavender, salvia, and other flowering perennials, it delivers effortless beauty throughout the summer.

Uses & Inspiration

Create a Soft, Sunny Border: Plant several ‘Moonbeam’ Coreopsis together for a beautiful drift of pale-yellow flowers that adds warmth without overpowering surrounding plants.

Design a Cottage Garden: Pair with lavender, purple salvia, coneflowers, or ornamental grasses for a relaxed, traditional garden display.

Welcome Butterflies and Bees: Include this long-blooming perennial in pollinator gardens to provide a seasonal nectar source.

Brighten Rock Gardens: Its tolerance for dry, well-draining soil makes it a beautiful addition to sunny rock gardens and naturalistic plantings.

Add Texture to Containers: Use in large mixed perennial containers where its airy foliage and delicate flowers can soften the arrangement.

Create a Low-Maintenance Landscape: Plant in sunny borders or groupings for dependable summer color with minimal upkeep once established.
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