Coreopsis integrifolia – Fringeleaf Tickseed (B&B.DR.DRGHT.GRDCVR.NB)

Ecosystem Services:
(B)-Birds                                             (B&B)-Birds & Butterflies

(BTF)-Butterflies                             (BW)-Black Walnut Resistant

(DR)-Deer Resistant                      (DRGHT)-Drought Resistant

(EC)-Erosion Control                    (EVR)-Evergreen

(FC)-Fall Color                                 (FRG)-Fragrant

(GRD)-Groundcover                      (H)-Host plant

(HMR)-Hummingbirds                (M)-Mammals

(MTH)-Moths                                   (N)-Nectar

(NB)-Native Bees                            (NST)-Nesting Material

(OP)-Other pollinators                 (RR)-Rabbit Resistant

(SHWY)-Showy                                (SPC)-Specimen Plant

2025 SGCN Priority Tier: Highest Conservation Concern

Perennial herb, sometimes forming large colonies by the spread of rhizomes. Coreopsis integrifolia occurs on streambanks and in floodplains of blackwater streams in the Coastal Plain.

This species has been propagated from locally gathered seeds from Georgia.