![[Photo: Coreopsis lanceolata flower]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg_1MAVLy5wGuSMPInSrShXT9HgpnD_bihoFaD6g97DXcTNuCGWpdo-FPw5dHxbX219zec8Wl9n2x0W6gv1LTfwZh7cQnGiIvJBagX2KRHtMU7uH6QQTv-avK-_WN-J03q36qkfRhphQx8/s400/Coreopsis.jpg)
Coreopsis is happiest in the sun; my plant (which I bought at the Toronto Botanical Garden's spring plant sale) struggled in what I had thought was a "partial shade" location. Deadheading will result in more blooms.
See how different plants that grow in Toronto (AgCanada hardiness zone 6; USDA zone 5) look all year round and at different stages in their life cycles.
Coreopsis is happiest in the sun; my plant (which I bought at the Toronto Botanical Garden's spring plant sale) struggled in what I had thought was a "partial shade" location. Deadheading will result in more blooms.
I'm also working on a list of all the plants native to Toronto (still in development).