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Wed, May 15, 13 at 16:58
| I planted a Mayfield Giant Coreopsis last spring. It grew very well and bloomed it's head off all summer long. I did deadhead it too. It's planted in a bed on the north side of my house but gets sun almost all day long especially in summer. I left it up all winter and then cut back this spring to about 6 to 8 inches (the dried up stalks, just so I would know where it was). It hasn't shown up a peep yet. Should I be worried? I don't want to plant anything else there yet if it has a chance to appear yet. |
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- Posted by lindaw-cincy 6 (My Page) on Wed, May 15, 13 at 18:30
| I have a coreopsis that is almost ready to bloom, but I believe it is moonbeam. I think we are in a similar zone. On the other hand, I planted some type of coreopsis in the yard in the front of the landscape two years in a row, and neither one of them made it thru the winter, even the year we had the mild winter. Give it some time, I still have plants that have not emerged. I am hoping they come back. |
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