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Coreopsis lanceolata

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Lance-leaved Coreopsis/ Sand Coreopsis/ Lanceleaf Tickseed

Coreopsis lanceolata

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Sorry to hear that.. both my dog and I have gotten bit several times this year. Fortunately, I think tick season is over for us here in GA (for now) and yes they are little buggers!
Oh please don't talk about ticks. I was out hiking last week and picked up two. The first I've had in over forty years. Little buggers they are!!!
Thanks guys. What a strange name.. maybe I should check myself for ticks now? haha
At first glance I would say this is a species of Coreopsis, perhaps C. lanceolata. Common name varies, but some call it Tickseed. The national flower of Florida. Might be worth checking out. Lovely flower.
I think I found an ID for your beautiful flower. Pictures of all parts of a plant can be very helpful for identifying them as some flowers look quite similar but the leaf shape or something like a hairy stem vs. a smooth stem can help determine the species. So if you are able, always try to get images of the leaves and stem and a picture of the entire plant if you are unsure of the ID. It can be helpful for other users as well if they compare your pictures to something they have found.
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PublishedOctober 22, 2014

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