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1. Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd - 7cm - Lysimachia nummularia Aurea (Golden Creeping Jenny)-Bareroot out of 5 stars 6 Creeping Jenny 'Lysimachia' Goldilocks x 5 Large Plug Plants Perennial.

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2. My front yard is about 10 feet wide by 3 feet deep (no, those aren't typos). Three of the fours sides are planted with pretty things, perennials mostly, and the middle and front are still grass. Over the course of the summer a good portion of that middle was taken over by Creeping Jenny.

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3. What is wrong with my Creeping Jenny? Asked September 16, , PM EDT. You can use a fungicide on the jenny; it won't hurt the plant. Or you may want to wait until next spring when it comes up again. Susan T. Replied September 19, , PM EDT. Answered by Susan T.

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4. May 11,  · Ortho and perhaps others makes a specific product that will kill ground ivy, chickweed, oxalis and violets in the lawn. If the weed is in the beds, you can spray round up. It is a hard weed to get rid of. I have been using the Ortho product and it is finally dying. Creeping Jenny is a very bright lime green ground cover that spreads fast.

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5. Golden Creeping Jenny Lysimachia Nummularia Aurea Potted Live Aquatic Plant for Aquarium Freshwater Fish Tank P By Exotic Plant BUY 2 GET 1 FREE $ $ 99 $ shipping.

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6. 1 product rating 1 product ratings - Creeping Jenny Groundcover 10 Starter Pc Little Yellow Flowers $ Top Rated Plus. Free shipping. Climate: Dry. sold. Foliage: Semi-evergreen. Watch. Watering: Medium. 12 Creeping Jenny Moneywort Goldilocks Lysimachia nummularia Koi Pond Plants. $ Climate: Cold.

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7. Mar 05,  · I'd agree with Back I have the same problem as KD with my 'Aurea" Creeping Jenny in Oregon. It's gorgeous in the rainy springtime, but once the dry season starts, I get big brown patches, and by winter, the whole area is brown, in spite of light watering 3x/week. It's unlikely to be overwatering.

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8. Jul 05,  · Creeping Jenny: A Spiller Plant {gracefully falls over the side of the planter box} But the winner of this trio is the amazing creepy jenny! I love how fast it grows and the way it drapes over the basket. It’s limey green color is fantastic and the tiny leaves add great texture to the hanging basket.

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9. Jul 20,  · In warmer growing zones (in USDA zones 8 and 9), creeping jenny grows in winter. Even in the colder areas of zone 8, it remains mostly evergreen, although it can lose some of .

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