Scopia® Guilliver Pink Bacopa

Scopia® Gulliver Pink is a compact, semi-trailing Bacopa selected for abundant, early pink flowers and good branching. Its soft green foliage and spreading stems suit hanging baskets, window boxes, and mixed containers, where it can spill around taller companions. ## Form and use [Danziger’s 2026 SCOPIA GULLIVER catalog](https://www.danzigeronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Bacopa-Scopia-Gulliver-2026.pdf) lists the Gulliver series at about 4–6 inches tall and 15–17 inches wide, with extra-large flowers and a semi-trailing habit. Use the existing cultivar-specific 12–18 inch spread as a practical planning range. The breeder labels the series pollinator friendly; [Monrovia’s Scopia Gulliver profile](https://www.monrovia.com/scopia-174-gulliver-bacopa.html) describes its use in combinations and spring-to-summer flowering. ## Growing conditions [Illinois Extension’s bacopa guidance](https://extension.illinois.edu/flowers/bacopa) recommends full sun to very light afternoon shade; in very hot locations, light afternoon shade can help maintain flowering. Bacopa performs best with even moisture in fertile, well-drained soil. Treat it as a warm-season annual in cold-winter climates; it can persist as a tender perennial where winters are mild. The breeder identifies this cultivar as Gulliver Pink; no exact patent number was verified for this entry. ## Maintenance Keep container soil evenly moist and do not let it dry out, since dry conditions can interrupt flowering. Trim lightly if stems become untidy or need shaping. Watch for aphids and provide airflow around dense growth.