Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia)

Creeping jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) is a good British native creeping plant for the pond margins or bog garden which has rounded yellow flowers from June to August set against dense bright to dark green foliage.  When planted in water the leaves float otherwise it creeps along the ground.  An excellent edging plant to hide pond liners and baskets and provide cover for pond life.   Works well with Golden creeping jenny which has golden-yellow leaves which provide a nice contrast.  RHS Perfect for Pollinators.Lysimachia ending strife; nummularia coin shaped (leaves)Height: 5cmPlanting position: Pond marginal shelf up to 10cm deep; or very wet soilForm:  9cm (0.5 litre) in a solid pot -please select size belowRecommended basket size min./ideal: 1 litre square/2 litre round(Recommended basket sizes are for potting up 9cm (0.5 litre) plants only as these are supplied in solid pots.  Larger sized plants are already in aquatic baskets so can go straight in the pond, however they may need potting up or splitting at some point)