Are Bacopa plants perennials?

Grown as a perennial in zones 9 – 11, bacopa is grown as a annual n in zone 8 gardens and below. Flowering most frequently occurs when temperatures range between 50 – 85 degrees.

Where should I plant Bacopa?

Where to plant Bacopa. Bacopa are best planted in a fertile, well-drained soil of chalk, clay, loam or sand within an acidic, alkaline or neutral PH balance. They are best positioned in an area of full sun or part shade. Bacopa are well suited to being grown in containers or hanging baskets.

Is Bacopa a fast growing plant?

Bacopa caroliniana is a relatively easy to grow stem plant which will reach over 10 inches tall if left untrimmed. It can thrive even under low light and does not grow exceptionally quickly, making it a great choice for beginners.

How long does Bacopa plant last?

The happy Bacopa trailing annual is often covered with tiny flowers from June through October. Flowers are in shades of white, pink, lavender, blue, and even coral red. The cultivar ‘Giant Snowflake’ has larger, white flowers and reaches just 3 to 6 inches (7.5-15 cm.)

What kind of plant is snowstorm blue Bacopa?

Snowstorm Blue Bacopa from Proven Winners has lavender-blue flowers that bloom on trailing plants all season long. No deadheading is necessary, and the spreading habit of this bacopa makes it perfect for landscapes and containers. Snowstorm Blue also works well as a border or edging plant.

What do bacopas do in a summer garden?

Crisp, clear and bright Bacopas add sparkle and class. Clear vibrant flowers adorn these pretty perennials for many months making them an essential addition to the summer garden. With large flowers and a cascading form they will brighten up baskets, planters or add impact to the front of the garden.

Where to plant Bacopa monnieri in a pond?

Additional Information: Also known as ‘Baby Tears’. Great for aquariums and ponds. For those of you with ponds: Pot this one and place it in a semi-shallow area near the edge and let it creep along the surface of the water and around the edges.

What to do with Bacopa Scopia Gulliver flowers?

With large flowers and a cascading form they will brighten up baskets, planters or add impact to the front of the garden. Quick growing and easy care they will delight and charm.