Creeping Jenny
by Peg
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I've had a Creeping Jenny in a deep pot for 4 years and it only produces a few yellow blooms. Does anyone know why it doesn't produce more blooms?
7 answers
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I didn't even know Creeping Jjenny bloomed and I also have it in my garden. Never planted as a bloomer. Sometimes it is all about the green.
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Lori Jackson
on Aug 09, 2015
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feed it from januari to late summer once every 4 weeks till april, then 2 weeks, it'll bloom
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Hannie Eisma Varosy
on Aug 09, 2015
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Creeping Jenny is just what the name says. It likes to ramble. I suggest upi take it out of the pot and plant so it can do "it's thing". That's my 2 cents
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Jan Marie
on Aug 09, 2015
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Every Spring mine will bloom FEW yellow flowers and then nothing just green. So frustrating! :(
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Peg
on Aug 09, 2015
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I've had mine for years and have never seen it bloom. It just spreads like crazy.
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Natural State Flower Farm
on Aug 09, 2015
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Creeping Jenny is mainly a ground cover or trailing plant for containers. It has only a few insignificant blooms as the main event is the foliage. The chartreuse colored Creeping Jenny really makes a statement in shade, hanging pots, windowboxes and other containers. It is even a good water garden plant! Read more: http://www.finegardening.com/golden-creeping-jenny-lysimachia-nummularia-%E2%80%98aurea%E2%80%99
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Barb Rosen
on Aug 09, 2015
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Have you fed the plant? In reponse to feeding plants in january never feed in winter. Creeping jenny produces small flowers.Idealy its simply a ground cover or used as an accent plant in containers.
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Janet Pizaro
on Aug 17, 2015
Lori Jackson
on Aug 09, 2015
Hannie Eisma Varosy
on Aug 09, 2015
Jan Marie
on Aug 09, 2015
Peg
on Aug 09, 2015
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