We have CREEPING JENNY in several places in our garden and it adds a bright spot of yellow-green wherever it grows. The plant above (resting atop the right side of the rock) is leftover after the pot it was in crumbled over the winter. The word "creeping" is appropriate, as this seems to be a very slow-growing plant, but it is worth waiting for it to establish itself. It makes a nice groundcover, and we have a nice "steppable" variety growing between the pavers in the Arbor Garden.
Creeping Jenny
We have CREEPING JENNY in several places in our garden and it adds a bright spot of yellow-green wherever it grows. The plant above (resting atop the right side of the rock) is leftover after the pot it was in crumbled over the winter. The word "creeping" is appropriate, as this seems to be a very slow-growing plant, but it is worth waiting for it to establish itself. It makes a nice groundcover, and we have a nice "steppable" variety growing between the pavers in the Arbor Garden.
