Creeping jenny

Creeping Jenny, Lysimachia nummularia: "Moneywort" With some plants there is a fine line between friend and foe and lots of ground covers, by their very na

Learn step-by-step how to plant Creeping Jenny in a pond! Plus, learn how to properly care for Creeping Jenny, some important winter care tips, and much more!

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Soggy spots aren't a problem for these perennial plants that like wet soil. Plant them in your dampest spots for added color.

I'm showing you the Hanging Basket Plants that I created for a shady area. You only need three types of plants to create this stunning arrangement.

Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia), hardy in USDA zones 3-10, is used as a ground cover and potted plant. Creeping Jenny cuttings are easy to start, as new roots grow at the nodes on the stems. Use caution because creeping Jenny can be invasive.

Can You Grow Creeping Jenny Indoors

Today I'll be sharing my tips for how to grow Creeping Jenny, one of my favourite plants for brightening up dull or dark spots in the garden!

Beautifying your landscape doesn't have to be difficult! These annuals and perrenials are easy plants to grow, for green thumbs and new gardeners alike.

Add a living walkway to your garden or yard with walkable groundcovers. Sprinkle a few of these plants in between your paver walkway for a beautiful, colorful and very low maintenance area of your yard!