Lysmachia Nummilaria Creeping Jenny

This plant is versatile and can be grown in a few ways. You can plant it in soil along the pond's edge as a marginal plant, or it can be submerged directly in water, where it will adapt to aquatic conditions.

Creeping Jenny is a vigorous grower that spreads quickly via runners. While this makes it an excellent ground cover for filling in gaps, you should be prepared to trim it back occasionally if you want to keep it contained to a specific area.

Golden Creeping Jenny is quite hardy and thrives in USDA Zones 3 through 8. It is capable of surviving winter temperatures in these zones, though it may die back and go dormant until spring.

Not necessarily. While it can handle full sun, it actually prefers semi-shaded locations. It will bloom reliably in a range of light conditions, from full sun to partial shade.

Your plant will arrive without a pot or soil, which is standard for aquatic bare root stock. It is best to plant it immediately upon arrival in damp soil or place it directly into your pond to ensure it establishes quickly.