The delicate pastel flowers and finely textured foliage of bacopa plants belie its tough nature. Most often grown as an annual, this blooming workhorse provides summer-long color with very little effort. Whether used as a cascading accent in a hanging basket or a sprawling ground cover in the landscape, bacopa combines well with other plants … Read more
Bacopa thrives in hanging baskets and containers. The plant can reach 3-12 inches tall and 10-36 inches wide, making it a beautiful eye-catching choice for patios, doorways and even windowsills. The plant does best in full sun but can also tolerate partial and full shade. You can place your container on a patio or hang … Read more
Nurture a sea of Bacopa blooms by unlocking the secrets of perfect fertilization timing and choice! With its delicate white and blue blooms, the bacopa plant brings charm and visual interest to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Proper fertilization is key to keeping your bacopa healthy and encouraging abundant flowers. Follow these dos and don’ts … Read more
If you’ve ever seen yellow leaves on your what-was-once-green-plant, read on to find out the causes, symptoms and solutions. It’s going to be fine! A vibrant green bacopa plant can suddenly take on a sickly yellow hue, sending any gardener into a panic But never fear – with some detective work, you can get to … Read more
Bacopa is a trailing perennial that is perfect for hanging baskets, containers and providing ground cover at the front of borders. Originally from South Africa, it is grown as an annual in the UK, because it isn’t frost hardy and won’t survive temperatures below 5ºC. It produces a mass of tiny flowers over a long … Read more
Bacopa (Sutera cordata) is a prolific bloomer that can stand alone in a hanging basket or work beautifully as a filler plant in your mixed containers and flowerbeds. Its stays low to the ground with a rapid growth habit also ideal as ground cover. Grown as an annual in all but the southernmost climates, bacopa … Read more