Lysimachia nummularia (common names: Creeping jenny)

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  • Rabbit Ornament surrounded by Creeping Jenny [Lysimachia nummeria] 07.08 (Lysimachia nummularia)
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  • Creeping Jenny surrounding Bunny ornament 07.08 (Lysimachia nummularia)
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  • Creeping Jenny in flower 07.08 (Lysimachia nummularia)
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Lysimachia nummularia (aka Creeping jenny)


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Members growing this plant

  • AndrewR
    Andrewr

    Joined 7 Aug, 2007

    523 plants

  • tmgndl
    Tmgndl

    Joined 4 Jan, 2008

    11 plants

  • Xela
    Xela

    Joined 1 Mar, 2008

    235 plants

  • Grammazoo
    Grammazoo

    Joined 12 Feb, 2008

    206 plants

Questions on Lysimachia nummularia

cjb
Cjb

Creeping Jenny

Asked on 22 Apr, 2008 2 replies

Will Creeping Jenny accept being planted in a basket on a pond shelf 8" below water surface?
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Comments on Lysimachia nummularia

maple
Maple

23 Apr, 2008

 

I'm no expert on this but I think Creeping Jenny will tolerate bog conditions but not underwater planting. It is fairly invasive in all it's planting situations so go careful.

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bonkersbon
Bonkersbon

23 Apr, 2008

 

Yes your right Maple would much prefer trailing over edge of pond to being immersed in it .At 8" depth would need to float on surface try water hawthorn or water forget -me - not.If you havent already.

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MikeC
Mikec

30 Jun, 2008

 

Love this plant and I also like to mix the gold with the green.

Lori
Lori

1 Jul, 2008

 

I have the tall lysimachia...should look for this.

MikeC
Mikec

3 Jul, 2008

 

Mine just started to bloom today :)

On photo - Creeping Jenny

Grammazoo
Grammazoo

3 Jul, 2008

 

This is groundcover for my back garden, but I like the way you have it trailing out of your pots. I may steal your idea for next year.

On photo - Creeping Jenny

jacque
Jacque

25 Jul, 2008

 

This looks great Xela :)

MikeC
Mikec

25 Jul, 2008

 

It looked like a real bunny on the thumbnail :) LOVE Creeping Jenny

lindak
Lindak

27 Jul, 2008

 

is this peter rabbit without the blue jacket?

Xela
Xela

3 Aug, 2008

 

Lol
Yesterday I had fun in Woolworths; they have reduced many of their garden items (to make space for Hallowe'en or Christmas stock I suspect). I found solar powered lights, Growmore, fibre pots and a 'Paint your own' Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit (yes, I know they are intended for children but I am a big kid at heart). I think he will have to go in the veg patch somewhere.

joebell
Joebell

8 Aug, 2008

 

seems to be smirking, for knocking that pot over.

Members' notes...

AndrewR
Andrewr

I acquired the form with yellow-green leaves when it grew under the fence from next door. It is now in a raised pot with a small dark phormium and cascades down the sides

Xela
Xela

Planted 05.08 hanging baskets Lysimachia Goldilocks

Bought Wilkinsons punnet of 4 £1.99 …. Buy one get one free

A vigorous trailing plant with prostrate stems of golden leaves with single bright yellow flowers. Dense growth means it can be used as part of a scheme or on its own.

Position: full sun

For best results transplant plugs immediately into chosen container using multi-purpose compost. Plugs will benefit from early transplanting.
Should transplanting be delayed open top of container and place in a light position avoiding direct sunlight.
Do not allow to dry out. Add the gel supplied in the punnet to the compost to assist water retention.

The plants will require a warm windowsill with good natural light for growing on.
Established plants can be placed outside when all risk of frost has passed.on

Grammazoo
Grammazoo

Groundcover in back gardens, but escapes to the lawn .

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