
This underused native wildflower produces airy, daisy-like flowers throughout the summer. It's a top choice for wildflower mixes and prairie plantings since it reseeds freely and adds bright rays of sunshine-yellow wherever it grows.
Calliopsis is also great for adding texture to the middle of the border. Many gardeners have found it to be deer-resistant, and it's a charming cut flower. Unless you can find it available as established seedlings, plant from seed directly in the ground in spring in rich, well-drained soil. It's not fussy about fertilizer and likes ample water.
Give the butterflies a treat by mixing pretty calliopsis with exotic blood flower.
CoreopsisCalliopsis looks great behind lower-growing types of perennial coreopsis.
Mexican sunflowerFine-textured calliopsis is a great contrast to big, bold Mexican sunflower.
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