Annual plant with a compact habit, fine foliage, producing an abundance of simple, bright red flowers. For beds, pots and country bouquets. Plant that attracts pollinators. Good vase life. It is a honey plant that also attracts beneficial insects thanks to its nectar scent. It is best placed in a sunny location. Sowing coreopsis ruby ​​red Sow in February-March in a tray. Lightly cover the seeds with potting soil, keep moist and place in the light at 20/25°C. Emergence in 20/30 days. Transplant into a pot and harden off before planting in May/June, spaced 25 cm apart. Direct sowing is possible in mid-May. Maintenance Regularly remove faded flowers. Prune if necessary. Flowering From June to October.