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Coreopsis - Cosmic Eye
  Coreopsis - Cosmic Eye Coreopsis Big Bang™, Cosmic Eye (Tickseed), Coreopsis 'Cosmic Eye', stands 12-15” tall, has a mounded compact habit, and is a well-branched plant.  The healthy mid-green foliage remains attractive all season! ‘Cosmic Eye’ delivers a profusion of large 1½-2”, single, bicolor flowers that are bright sunny yellow; each flower has a prominent burgundy red eye and gold button; remove spent flowers for continuous bloom. Performing well in any well-drained soil, it provides continuous and striking blooms from early summer through early fall and no deadheading is necessary! This coreopsis makes an amazing and colorful specimen in containers, and 'Cosmic Eye' really makes a splash when planted in a mass in front of borders.  It is also a perfect sun-loving ground cover.  Butterflies find it irresistible and deer leave it alone. Since it thrives in poor soil and has low water needs, ‘Cosmic Eye’ will easily add beauty to any trouble spot in your garden! * Mildew resistant * Drought tolerant * Long blooming
  
      
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