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Arizona beggarticks "Golden rain"
Fern-leaved beggarticks (Apache beggatricks) - Bidens ferulifolia = Coreopsis ferulifolia = Coreopsis aurea = Bidens aurea.
Annual flowers, stem trailing up to 100 cm. Due to abundant blooming this flower is also known as the "golden rain".
Star-shaped bloom with yellowish rings from the end of April until the first frost. Stems are highly branched.
Grow in the sun, like moisture (water 2-3 times a day). Not demanding to soil, easy to grow.
Planted at the edges of flower beds, in hanging baskets, together with trailing petunia.
1,0 g = 450-490 seeds.
Star-shaped bloom with yellowish rings from the end of April until the first frost. Stems are highly branched.
Grow in the sun, like moisture (water 2-3 times a day). Not demanding to soil, easy to grow.
Planted at the edges of flower beds, in hanging baskets, together with trailing petunia.
1,0 g = 450-490 seeds.
Arizona beggarticks, Apache beggatricks, Fern-leaved. Bot. syn.: Bidens ferulifolia, Coreopsis ferulifolia, Coreopsis aurea.
