1000+ Plains Coreopsis Seeds | Edible Medicinal Dwarf Wildflower Tickseed USDA Zones: 2–11 Bring a burst of native beauty into your garden with Dwarf Plains Coreopsis — also known as Golden Tickseed. ? This cheerful wildflower offers the perfect combination of vibrant color, easy care, medicinal value, and ecological benefit! Its dazzling red and yellow blooms make it a standout addition to any garden bed, pollinator patch, or wildflower meadow. ? Why Grow Plains Coreopsis? ?? Low-maintenance and thrives in poor soil ?? Edible and non-toxic flowers ?? Supports beneficial insects like bees and butterflies ?? Naturally deer-resistant ?? Great for all climates across USDA Zones 2-11 ?? Grows compact and low to the ground – ideal for borders! ? Traditional Medicinal Uses: Used historically by Native American communities, the roots of Coreopsis were boiled into teas for digestive issues such as diarrhea, or used as a drink for internal pain and bleeding. The dried tops are caffeine-free and have been enjoyed as a coffee substitute said to help "strengthen the blood." ? The entire flower is edible and can be steeped, sprinkled on salads, or candied for decoration! ?? Light Needs: Full sun ? Soil Needs: Tolerates low-nutrient, well-drained soil ? Germination Instructions: These seeds require sunlight to germinate, so do not bury them. Loosen the soil and gently sprinkle seeds on top, pressing them lightly to ensure they make contact with the soil. Water gently so the seeds don’t get pushed too deep. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination, which may take up to 30 days. Patience will reward you with a stunning bloom! ? Add this vibrant and functional wildflower to your garden today — perfect for herbalists, gardeners, and nature lovers alike!