Coreopsis ‘Little Penny’ Flowers in Autumn and a light prune in

and a light prune in early spring helps maintain its shape

Its naturally rounded form and slow

well-drained soil with regular watering and benefits from light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage healthy growth

Flowering:Flowers in Late SpringFlowers in SummerFlowers in AutumnRepeat flowering in flushes throughout the season

This fast-growing tree features soft

Coreopsis ‘Little Penny’ Flowers in Autumn and a light prune inCommon Name: Tickseed Description: Coreopsis Little Penny is a compact, mounding perennial grown for its masses of small, daisy shaped flowers in warm copper to bronze tones. It is a long flowering variety that performs beautifully in Melbourne gardens, producing colour from spring through to autumn and often into early winter in mild conditions. Its neat habit makes it especially useful for borders, edging, cottage style plantings and decorative