Botanical Name: Sutera cordata ‘Scopia® Gulliver Pink’

Common Name: Bacopa

Hardiness Zone: Annual in Most Climates; Perennial in Warm Regions (USDA Zones 9–11)

Size: 4–8" Tall × 18–30" Spread

Growth Habit: Trailing, Spreading, Well-Branched Habit

Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade (Best Flowering in Full Sun with Afternoon Shade in Hot Regions)

Soil: Prefers Well-Drained, Fertile Soil

Water Needs: Moderate; Consistent Moisture for Best Performance

Bloom Season: Spring through Frost

Fertilizer: Light, Regular Feeding During Active Growth

Features: Large Soft Pink Blooms, Extra-Vigorous Growth, Self-Cleaning Flowers, Improved Heat Tolerance

Uses: Ideal for Containers, Hanging Baskets, Window Boxes, Edging, and Groundcover-Style Plantings

Patent: ✔ Patented

Propagation: ❌ Propagation Prohibited Without License

See our complete Bacopa Plant Guide for more in depth care details.

More About Bacopa ‘Scopia® Gulliver Pink’

Scopia® Gulliver Pink is a Bacopa that has a soft pink spill with some real substance to it. The flowers are larger and more noticeable than standard Bacopa, with a clear, gentle pink that shows up well without being loud. It trails evenly and fills in nicely, giving containers a full, finished look instead of a few thin stems hanging over the edge. I’ve found it to be a steady grower that looks good early and keeps its shape as the season goes on.

What sets the Scopia® Gulliver Series apart is how balanced it feels. While some Bacopa push hard and get a little wild, Gulliver Pink stays controlled and well-branched. It continues to flower through warm weather without thinning out, and the blooms clean themselves so there’s no need to deadhead. It’s a reliable choice when you want something graceful and consistent rather than bold and dominant.

Why We Like It (Our Trials)

Scopia® Gulliver Pink has been a dependable performer in containers and hanging baskets. With regular watering and light feeding, it fills space quickly and trails evenly without becoming messy. The bloom coverage stays strong from spring into fall, which makes it easy to trust in long-season plantings. It holds together well, even when mixed with other vigorous plants.

The soft pink color pairs naturally with whites, blues, purples, and darker foliage, so it fits into a lot of different combinations. I like using it in window boxes and mixed containers where a calmer, more refined spiller makes sense. It stays tidy, doesn’t need much maintenance, and does exactly what you expect it to do—which is why we keep it in rotation.

Scopia® Gulliver Pink vs. Other Bacopa

For gardeners who want a delicate, charming Bacopa with controlled growth, Scopia® Gulliver Pink is one of the most versatile choices available. Compared to Gulliver White, its soft pink blooms bring a gentle warmth and romantic feel to mixed containers and hanging baskets. Where Gulliver Blue offers bold, saturated color and White provides a crisp, neutral brightness, Gulliver Pink adds a light, soothing tone that pairs beautifully with both cool and warm companions without overpowering them.

When placed alongside the MegaCopa™ Selections, which deliver noticeably larger flowers and a more vigorous, fuller trailing form, the contrast in scale and habit becomes clear. Gulliver Pink stays more compact and well-branched, offering a refined cascade that’s easier to integrate into a variety of designs. The result is a dependable, easy-to-manage Bacopa that delivers consistent bloom, excellent structure, and season-long performance with a soft, inviting pink hue—perfect for gardeners seeking balance and subtle color without sacrificing impact.