Lysimachia nummularia - Creeping jenny

Lysimachia nummularia - Creeping jenny
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Availability:
Please allow 2 to 5 working days
British Native
Flower Colour:
Yellow
Preferred Position:
Sun or Part Shade
Growth Rate:
Medium
Growth Height:
10-15cm
Depth Range:
0-20cm
In Flower:
June | July | Aug
Lysimachia nummularia - Creeping jenny

Lysimachia Nummularia - Creeping Jenny Marginal Aquatic Pond Plant

Plants will arrive in baskets complete with aquatic soil

  • Flowers: June - August
  • Growth Rate: Medium
  • Depth: 0 - 20cm 
  • Height: 10 - 15cm
  • Native to British Isles
  • Perfect For Pollinators
  • Position: Full Sun / Part Shade

Excellent for ground cover and blending in the edge of a pond as it will grow on dry ground and can float across the surface of the water. It will also hang gracefully from raised pond edges. The Lysimachia nummularia is a little more vigorous than the golden form.

The creeping jenny can be trimmed as required at any time during the growing season.

The Lysimachia nummularia - Creeping jenny pond plant is available in at least one or more of the following sizes

  • 9cm square pot (9x9x10cm)
  • 1 Litre square basket (11x11x11cm)
  • 3 Litre hexagonal basket (18x18x16cm)
  • 5 Litre square basket (24x24x14cm)
  • 10 Litre square basket (29x29x19cm)
  • 30 Litre square basket (40x40x28cm)

Planting Marginal Pond Plants

We recommend any pond plants supplied in 9cm pots are replanted into larger aquatic planting baskets, while pond plants supplied in 1 litre aquatic baskets and above can remain as they are, as they will already have room to grow. 

It is worth bearing in mind that taller plants such as Iris's & grasses may benefit from a deeper larger basket, as they can be prone to blowing over in the wind, these deeper baskets will provide some counter balance against the wind, as well as plenty of room for root growth.

Spreading and rafting pond plants can be planted into shallower baskets should you wish, but remember they will still need plenty of room for growth, so it is always worth while replanting them regularly to ensure the best possible display.

It may be possible to place some marginals directly into a planting area such as a bog garden.