Sutera cordata Bahia Sky Blue
Leaf arrangement | crosswise opposite |
Leaf tip | Blunt/obtuse |
Leaf margin | Erose |
Winter hardness | Not hardy (USDA-zone 9,10,11) |
Flower color | Purple-medium blue violet-N087C |
Soil fertility | Not very demanding |
Leaf, general shape | Ovate (egg-shaped) |
Flower diameter | 1,5 - 2 cm |
Plant height | 10 - 20 cm |
Inflorescence | Multi-flowered |
Flowering month(s) | April; May; June; July; August; September; October |
Leaf size | 1 - 2 cm |
Light conditions | Semi-shades; Sunny |
Plant, growth type | Trailing; Erect; Pendulous |
Leaf, main color | Dark green |
Flower color distribution | Unicolored |
Moisture requirements | Normal |
Soil type | Humus rich; Peaty |
Introducing the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue, also known as Bacopa, a stunning and versatile plant that is sure to add beauty to any garden or landscape. With its unique features and low maintenance requirements, this plant is a popular choice for both amateur and experienced gardeners.
One of the distinctive characteristics of the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue is its leaf arrangement. The leaves are crosswise opposite, creating an eye-catching pattern that adds visual interest to the plant. The leaf tips are blunt or obtuse, giving them a soft and rounded appearance. Additionally, the leaf margins are erose, adding a delicate and intricate touch to this beautiful plant.
One important factor to consider when growing the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue is its winter hardiness. This plant is not hardy and is best suited for USDA zones 9, 10, and 11. It requires protection or should be brought indoors during the winter months in colder climates.
The flowers of the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue are truly captivating. They display a range of colors, ranging from purple to medium blue-violet, specifically falling under the N087C shade. The flower diameter measures between 1.5 to 2 centimeters, making them small but visually impactful.
When it comes to soil fertility, the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue is not very demanding. It can thrive in soil that is not exceptionally rich in nutrients, making it a low-maintenance option for gardeners. Its leaves have an overall ovate or egg-shaped structure, adding to its unique appearance.
The Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue typically grows to a height of 10 to 20 centimeters, making it an excellent choice for borders or hanging baskets. Its growth type can be trailing, erect, or pendulous, allowing for versatile placement options within your garden or landscape.
With regards to light conditions, the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue prefers semi-shaded or sunny areas. It can adapt to various light conditions, making it suitable for different areas of your garden. The main leaf color is a deep and rich dark green, providing a lovely contrast to the vibrant blooms.
In terms of flower color distribution, the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue displays a unicolored pattern. The flowers are densely packed, creating a multi-flowered inflorescence that adds a burst of color to any garden or landscape. It blooms from April to October, providing months of consistent and beautiful flowering.
Moisture requirements for the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue are considered normal. It does not require excessive watering or specific watering schedules, making it an easy plant to care for. It prefers soil that is humus-rich or peaty, providing the necessary nutrients for healthy growth.
In conclusion, the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue, also known as Bacopa, is a remarkable plant that exhibits a variety of unique features. From its crosswise opposite leaf arrangement to its trailing or erect growth type, this plant is sure to capture attention. With its unicolored flowers and ovate-shaped leaves, it adds elegance and beauty to any garden. Its low maintenance requirements and adaptability to various light and soil conditions make it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners. Consider adding the Sutera Cordata Bahia Sky Blue to your garden and enjoy its stunning beauty year-round.
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