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• Q . I have a Creeping Jenny that is in full sun.
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• Creeping Jenny is approximately 4 inches tall and has yellow flowers in summer.
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• Try brilliant mums combined with rubus and golden creeping Jenny or mix mums, various salvias and autumn fern.
• Creeping jenny covers the ground with round, chartreuse leaves and could also travel among and over the rocks.
• Creeping Jenny ( " Lysimachia nummularia " ) is a low-grower that accepts sun or shade.
• If you don't already have golden creeping Jenny ( Lysimachia nummularia Aurea ) in the garden, buy some.
• A . Lysimachia nummularia is often called Creeping Jenny or Creeping Charlie, thanks to its ground-hugging, spreading habit.
• But you have metaphorical options, including moneywort, Lysimachia nummularia, a yellow flowered ground cover also known as creeping Jenny.
• The cultivar'Aurea'( golden creeping Jenny ) has yellow leaves, and is somewhat less aggressive than the species.
• In winter, Creeping Jenny does a fine job in all climates, especially the cultivar Aurea with its bright greenish-gold leaves.
• Around the stone or slate edging to a pond, choices include Louisiana and Virginia iris, both of which have colorful flowers; Creeping Jenny and hosta.
• Plants ( suggestions : dianthus ` Fire Witch', creeping thyme, variegated mint, laurentia, Corsican mint, golden oregano, creeping Jenny, creeping rosemary, mazus, erigernon)
• Jim Glover said, brandishing a pot of golden creeping Jenny ( Lysimachia nummularia Aurea ), a sun lover that can form a carpet of little round, golden leaves in areas too wet for a lawn.
• Creeping Jenny ( " Lysimachia nummularia " ), mentioned earlier, is a low-grower ( 4 inches tall ) that accepts sun or shade and has small, rounded, light-green leaves.
• She spent much of the early part of the last century crossing Europe in Creeping Jenny, a caravan drawn by white oxen, and is credited with being the first person to install a bath in a mobile home.
• Old beech trees and hollies provide dappled light for the hosta Aphrodite and Geranium phaeum Samobor, whose dark green leaves splotched with burgundy look as if they are floating on a river of golden creeping jenny ( Lysimachia nummularia Aurea ).
• Instead of planting en masse, mix these low-growing annuals in beds and containers with small evergreen shrubs; perennials such as Maiden grass and salvias ( for height ) and golden Creeping Jenny ( for cascaders ); or winter vegetables such as Red Giant mustard, dinosaur kale or Swiss chard.