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Autumn Blush Coreopsis

Coreopsis, Autumn Blush PP18184 Colorful, two-toned flowers are easy to grow. Loves full sun. One of many new coreopsis bred for more longevity in the garden, and certainly one of the most colorful. Flowers are two—toned, with delightful centers tinged

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