| Cultivation:
Moneywort or Golden Creeping Jenny is a low growing mat forming
perennial that flowers in late spring to early summer.
Moneywort can be planted in any location, sun, shade, part sun.
This hardy little perennial doesn't really seem to care where you
plant it. It does prefer a little
direct sunshine but will grow in total shade. Plant Moneywort in
fertile well drained soil. It will adapt to most soil
types well.
This fast growing perennial can be some what invasive and
quickly creep into neighboring plants, but it can easily be removed.
Propagation: Golden Creeping Jenny seeds can be sown in a cold frame or greenhouse in early spring, or
seed can be planted directly in the ground after danger of hard
frost has passed. For quicker growth purchase pre-started plants
at your local Garden Center or greenhouse. Plants can be easily divided
from spring to late summer.
Potential pests ~ diseases:
Rare.
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