Plant Description. Finally, a hardy red Coreopsis! This spectacular selection has flowers that start out butter yellow with deep red centers and red streaking toward the outer tips. Color shifts to ruby red as the weather cools, creating added interest.Outstanding perennial for borders, perennial beds, and containers.1  Overview.inally, a hardy red Coreopsis! This spectacular selection has flowers that start out butter yellow with deep red centers and red streaking toward the outer tips. Color shifts to ruby red as the weather cools, creating added interest. Outstanding perennial for borders, perennial beds, and containers. 1  Overview.
About Chinese Giant Salamander. The Chinese Giant Salamander is the largest amphibian in the world. They have a broad head, small eyes, and dark, wrinkled skin. They can reach lengths of 6 feet 1.8m) long. They dwell in cool mountain streams, where they eat insects, frogs and fish. They are rare, and their populations are shrinking.
The larvae are only three centimetres long and resemble adults in shape. As larvae they do have gills, and though they lose them quite early in life, they never fully lose all larval characteristics. Both the Chinese and Japanese giant salamanders are long lived, with one specimen in captivity living for 52 years.