A striking new introduction from the Blooms of Bressingham program. The large (1.5" wide) flowers have ray petals that are white with a raspberry color at the petal base, an incredible bicolor! In full sun, the raspberry color develops further on the ray petals as summer progresses, developing a slowly changing color pattern. Typical threadleaf foliage of Coreopsis rosea. Reaching a height of 18-24" and spread of 2' it is a vigorous grower and will tolerate cutting back well. Best in full sun and good soils.