Creeping Jenny Golden | Lysimachia nummularia Aurea
Creeping Jenny Golden grows low while spreading out nicely, and has a bright golden green color that really pops around the edge of the water!
We like this one a lot for patio ponds, summer tubs, and bog edges because it can help everything look fuller without being hard to grow. It can trail over the side a little, fill in empty spots, and give your setup that soft, overgrown look in a good way.
If you’re looking for a Creeping Jenny Lysimachia plant, this is a great one for adding color and making your pond look more natural. It pairs really well with taller plants and floating plants too, so it’s easy to work into a lot of setups.
You will receive one (1) plant. Size may vary.
| Scientific Name | Lysimachia nummularia Aurea |
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FAQ
What is the best way to plant Creeping Jenny Golden?
Plant in moist, well-drained soil at the edge of a pond or bog. Ensure the soil stays consistently damp but not waterlogged.
How fast does Creeping Jenny Golden spread?
It spreads slowly and naturally, forming a low, dense mat over time. Spreading rate may vary based on environmental conditions.
Does Creeping Jenny Golden require sunlight?
It thrives in partial to full sunlight, but can tolerate shade. Full sun enhances color visibility.
Colin Bell –
Grew well in my patio pond after a few weeks. The golden green color stands out nicely against the background. Easy to maintain and spreads naturally without needing much care.
Ian Stewart –
Perfect for filling in gaps around my water feature. It blends well with other plants and adds a natural, lived-in look. A little more spreading than expected, but that’s a good thing.
Dan Butler –
Installed it last spring and it’s already spreading nicely. The color is vibrant and it doesn’t require much attention. Works great with my floating plants and taller species.