Coreopsis
‘Créme Brulée’
at Digging Dog
Tickseed
The Coreopsis we offer are perennials. They share some characteristics with their annual cousins: they are dependable, easy to work with, and make a quick impact. Though they often play a supporting role, Coreopsis are performers you’ll remember when the show’s over, for foliage as much as for stellar flowers. Coreopsis ‘Créme Brulée’ 
If Créme Brulée is your dessert of choice, consider satisfying your sweet tooth in a less caloric but equally delightful way. Originally discovered in Lois Woodhull’s Long Island garden, this new Blooms of Bressingham hybrid is parented by Coreopsis grandiflora and Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’.
Neat ferny mounds serve as a dark green, threadleaf foil for large, butter yellow, luminous flowers. Delicately notched at each petal tip, the perky, long blooming daisies not only top the foliage but line the robust stems. To savor an array of color and texture, clump forming ‘Créme Brulée’ can be grouped with Verbascum ‘Flush
of White’ and Eryngium ‘Sapphire Blue’. (PPAF)
Blooms late June–September. Size: 20" high x 2'–2-1/2' wide; hardy to zone 5. AVAILABLE APRIL 2008 Coreopsis Créme Brulée (P-1251)
Each $6.50
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