Chipola Tickseed

Coreopsis Integrifolia

Size: 1 Gallon Availability

Flower
Max size: 2.5’ tall x 2.5’ wide
Average size: 2.5′ tall x 2′ wide

Clay, Loam, Sand
Sun, Part Shade
Very Moist, Usually Moist
No Salt Tolerance

AKA: Fringeleaf Tickseed

This Florida endangered species thrives in moist habitats and can form dense colonies. It attracts many pollinators and butterflies with its yellow fall blooms. It is the larval host for the southern emerald moth, sunflower bud moth, and the common tan wave moth.
This endangered species of tickseed is one of our Florida State Wildflower species, and maintains its color well after drying and pressing. It’s endemic to Florida, specifically along the Chipola River.