Largeflower

Largeflower can refer to several different plants, most commonly species within the genus Coreopsis, which are often known as tickseed. These plants are characterized by their large, daisy-like flower heads, which can be quite prominent. Coreopsis is a genus of flowering plants in the Asteraceae family, native to the Americas. They are popular garden plants, known for their bright yellow or orange blooms and long flowering season. Some common species include Coreopsis grandiflora, the largeflower tickseed, which is the most direct namesake, and Coreopsis lanceolata.

Beyond Coreopsis, the term "largeflower" might also be used descriptively for other plants that possess unusually large blooms within their respective families or genera. For instance, certain varieties of sunflowers or dahlias might be colloquially referred to as largeflower types if their flower heads are exceptionally sizable. Without further context, "Largeflower" most strongly suggests a species of Coreopsis, appreciated for its showy and abundant blossoms. These plants are generally hardy and adaptable, thriving in a variety of soil conditions and sunlight exposures, making them a common choice for landscaping and cut flower arrangements.