Bacopa has become a Pacific NW favorite in summertime gardens, adding reliably prolific blooms and fresh green, nicely branching foliage. 'Snowstorm Blue Bubbles' has large, yellow-eyed lavender blue flowers that keep on from late spring into the fall, making it an excellent addition to hanging baskets and container planters, or as a low-growing ground cover in the garden. Bacopas will drop flowers and buds if they dry out, so water and fertilize regularly throughout the growing season for best results. Pro tip: plant bacopa with other annuals that will wilt (coleus, petunias, calibrachoas to name a few) so you get a visual cue to water before the bacopa flowers fall off. It can take up to two weeks after "recovery" for the bacopa to begin blooming again.