Bacopa (white)

Groungcover - full sun to semi-shade - Flowers most of the year.

So pretty White is good to put between other colours to intensify the them , do they grow from cuttings .I'lll do Google and find out about its habits.

Pretty and very cool looking Marlene..

Yes Mary-Anne ...good one for around the fish pond.

Gwen...I think they do grow from cuttings. I am going to try a few and see how I go.
I believe they are suitable for different climates.

I have Bacopa under the willow, and it spreads like a carpet. It's easy to propagate, I usually lift some up and look underneath, roots form along the stems. It is very pretty, but I can't stand the smell of it when you walk over it. Phew!!

I did some Googling , found it grows in water, even flowers under water , in the USA they sell in for fisf ponds
Its also called the herb that restores memory , boy do I NEED THAT
it says is a half hardy annual which I dont quite understand , is it like being half pregnant.
Its used extensivly in India as a medicinal herb, its used fresh in salads, chewed for sore throats , put into herbal medicine and many other uses.
Some plants have such an interesting history.
They have a lavender coloured one also.

Marlene seeing they grow in water and VAL said they put out roots so easily I think it would be easy to strike stems by putting the in a small glass of water and pot them when they get roots.

It's a very pretty plant... I'll definitely keep a lookout for that one.

Gwen, in horticultural terms 'hardy' means the plant will withstand frosts so half hardy means may handle light frosts

Do you eat it make a tea of it Gwen to restore memory I need to give Tony some

Thanks Gail

MA They may have said but I've forgotten already , not only Tony need it I do as well.