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White Bacopa

Sutera Cordata

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Overview

White Bacopa (Sutera cordata), a trailing perennial, thrives in US zones 9-11. It gracefully overflows containers, reaching 6 to 12 inches in height, with a spread of up to 2 feet. Its delicate, five-petaled flowers bloom abundantly from spring to first frost. Preferring full sun to partial shade, it requires well-draining soil and moderate moisture. Ideal for hanging baskets, border fronts, and as a ground cover, it attracts butterflies while being deer resistant.

Sun Full, Half, ShadeWater HighZones 9–11Type Ground cover, Perennial
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — is a prolific bloomer that adds a delicate charm to any garden; convey this ease of care to the client to assure them of a

Culture

Sun
Full, Half, Shade
Water
High
USDA zones
9–11

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Ground cover, Perennial
Family
Scrophulariaceae

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White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — White Bacopa pairs exquisitely with other annuals and perennials that favor similar growing conditions; convey this, image 76
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — is an excellent choice for hanging baskets; white Bacopa provides a prolonged season of visual interest
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — often treated as an annual in colder climates
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — ground cover / perennial for full or half or shade; convey this ease of care to the client to assure them of a stunning yet
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — it attracts butterflies while being deer resistant; is an excellent choice for hanging baskets, image 62
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — Preferring full sun to partial shade, it requires well-draining soil and moderate moisture
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — each bloom measures about 1 inch in diameter and showcases a prominent yellow center
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — often treated as an annual in colder climates; is an excellent choice for hanging baskets, image 66
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — Ideal for hanging baskets
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — The plant typically thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11 and enjoys full to partial sunlight; preferring full sun to partial
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — ground cover / perennial with white blooms
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — making it quite adaptable to various garden exposures.<br><br>Characterized by its lush; is an excellent choice for hanging
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — is a prolific bloomer that adds a delicate charm to any garden; convey this ease of care to the client to assure, image 64
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — ground cover / perennial with white blooms; white Bacopa provides a prolonged season of visual interest
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — The plant typically thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11 and enjoys full to partial sunlight; preferring full, image 69
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — scientifically known as Sutera cordata; white Bacopa provides a prolonged season of visual interest, image 63
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — Renowned for its cascading growth habit; preferring full sun to partial shade, it requires well-draining soil and, image 65
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — White Bacopa (Sutera cordata), a trailing perennial, thrives in US zones 9-11; preferring full sun to partial, image 57
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — White Bacopa provides a prolonged season of visual interest; is an excellent choice for hanging baskets
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — it attracts butterflies while being deer resistant
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — When incorporating it into a landscape design, consider its propensity to spread; white Bacopa provides a prolonged season of
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — making it a low-maintenance option for busy gardeners; convey this ease of care to the client to assure them of a, image 80
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — white flowers in the garden; is an excellent choice for hanging baskets
White Bacopa (Sutera Cordata) — each bloom measures about 1 inch in diameter and showcases a prominent yellow center; convey this ease of care to the client to
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