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Lysimachia nummularia - Creeping Jenny

This low-growing creeper is a member of the primrose family, and it is found in damp grassy places away from bright sunlight. The flowers are typically 2 cm across. Creeping Jenny is a close relative of the Yellow Pimpernel, which has narrower leaves and smaller flowers.

Creeping Jenny

The first yellow flowers of creeping jenny appear in May, and blooming usually continues until mid August.


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