Lysimachia Creeping Jenny - 6 Pack

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The Lysimachia Creeping Jenny by Carbeth Plants is a vigorous, fast-growing perennial perfect for gardeners looking to create low-maintenance ground cover, vibrant hanging baskets, or lush container displays. It excels at suppressing weeds and adding consistent, golden-green texture to damp garden areas, though potential buyers should note its aggressive growth habit, which may require periodic trimming to keep it within designated boundaries.
| Model Part Number | LYSIMACHIA6PK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Carbeth Plants |
While not completely deer-proof, it is generally less attractive to deer than many other flowering perennials.
Yes, it is a hardy perennial that will survive through winter in most temperate zones, often returning with fresh growth in the spring.
This product comes as a 6-pack of individual plants.
It performs best in sun or partial shade; in very deep, full shade, the foliage color may turn more lime-green and the plant will grow less vigorously.
Lysimachia nummularia is generally considered non-toxic, but it is always best to prevent pets from consuming large amounts of garden plants.
It typically does not require heavy fertilization, but a general-purpose balanced garden feed in the spring can encourage more robust growth.
The soil has likely dried out too much. Increase watering frequency and ensure the plant is in a location that retains moisture.
Ensure the plant is receiving at least partial sunlight; deep shade can inhibit its vigorous growth and flowering.
Use a sharp spade to edge the area or simply trim back the runners manually to maintain defined boundaries.
When planting your pack of six, space each plant approximately 12 to 18 inches apart if you want to create a solid mat over time. Prepare the soil by removing debris and ensuring it is well-draining yet capable of holding moisture.
Care is minimal: ensure the soil does not dry out completely during the first season of growth. Once established, the plant is quite hardy. If the growth becomes too aggressive or encroaches on walking paths, simply trim the trailing stems back with garden shears; the plant handles pruning very well and will quickly produce new growth.