Golden Creeping Jenny | Lysimachia nummularia aurea 1 ltr - Pack of 3

Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) is a versatile UK-native plant, perfect for adding vibrant greenery and splashes of golden-yellow colour to ponds, containers, and boggy areas. This mat-forming perennial produces charming, rounded leaves on trailing stems that cascade over rocks, pond edges, or container pond rims. From June to August, it bursts into bloom with bright, golden-yellow flowers that attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.

Creeping Jenny’s vigorous growth provides excellent groundcover, offering shade and shelter for amphibians like frogs and toads. Fully hardy and thriving in moist to wet soils, this plant is easy to grow and ideal for both naturalistic ponds and small container water features, combining beauty with biodiversity benefits. 

3 x 1 Litre Plants already potted in baskets

Key Characteristics:

• Height 10cm to 15cm
• Spread: up to 100cm (Medium Growth)
• Growth Rate: Medium
• Depth: 0cm to 20cm
• Flower Colour: Bright golden-yellow
• Growth Habit: Creeping, mat-forming perennial
• Foliage: Rounded, vibrant green

Additional Information:

• Common Name: Creeping Jenny
• Position: Full Sun/Part Shade
• Soil: Moist to wet, suitable for pond margins and boggy soils
• Flowering Period: June to August
• Hardiness: Hardy in UK; tolerates -20°C to -15°C. (H6)
• UK Native 🇬🇧 | Supports Pollinators 🐝 | Loved by Amphibians 

Growing Instructions: Place the plant on a marginal shelf at the recommended depth. Allow 5 x 1ltr plants per linear metre or 3 x 3ltr plants per linear metre.

Growing Tips: Creeping Jenny thrives in consistently moist or wet soils, making it perfect for a variety of settings, including pond margins, bog gardens, and container ponds. It grows well in full sun or partial shade, with its trailing stems naturally cascading over pond edges or planters. Its fast growth may require occasional trimming to control its spread, but this also makes it an excellent choice for stabilising soil around water features. Divide clumps every few years in spring to maintain its health and vigour.