Sunfire Coreopsis Seeds 6432

Description Sunfire Coreopsis Seeds 6432. Open Pollinated. Perennial. Approx. 20-25 seeds/pkt (350 seeds/gram) Radiant Golden Blooms with Vibrant Burgundy Centres. Sunfire Coreopsis is guaranteed to brighten any landscape with its brilliant, pollinator-friendly display. This variety produces large, 5 cm golden-yellow flowers, each punctuated by a bold red-burgundy “eye” at the centre. Growing into a compact, bushy form, mature plants reach 45 cm in height and spread up to 60 cm, resembling a tidy, flowering shrub. As a reliable first-year flowering perennial, Sunfire provides a massive splash of colour starting in late June and continuing well into October. Quick Seed Details Product Code: 6432 Type: Open Pollinated Perennial (First-year flowering) Hardiness: Zone 3 (Excellent cold tolerance) Dimensions: 45 cm tall; 45–60 cm spread Light Requirement: Full Sun Features: Deer resistant; attracts butterflies and bees; long-blooming season. What you need to know to Plant & Grow Coreopsis is a rugged, low-maintenance perennial that thrives in sunny Canadian gardens. Sow Indoors: For flowers in the first summer, start seeds 10 weeks before the last frost. Use a soilless mix and maintain 21°C. Germination: Expect sprouts in 10–14 days. After germination, grow under lights at a cooler 12°C before hardening off and transplanting to a sunny spot. Sow Outdoors: Direct sow anytime from April to June. You can also sow in late August or early September for a robust display the following year. Spacing: Thin seedlings to 30 cm apart in the garden. Ongoing Care: Once established, Sunfire self-seeds easily, providing you with fresh plants each year. To keep plants vigorous and healthy, divide older clumps every 3 to 4 years. Why Sunfire Coreopsis Seeds belong in Your Garden If you need a reliable “workhorse” for your perennial border, Sunfire is a top contender. It is tough enough to withstand Zone 3 winters and unappealing to deer, making it perfect for rural or suburban gardens alike. Its exceptionally long bloom window—spanning from early summer until the first hard frost—ensures your garden remains a vibrant sanctuary for you and local pollinators for months on end.