Goldii Lysimachia

Goldii is a trailing, medium-vigorous Lysimachia grown for its bright chartreuse foliage rather than flowers. Syngenta lists a garden height of 4–6 inches, a 10–16 inch spread, and part sun to full sun; the trailing stems make it useful as a spiller in mixed containers and seasonal combinations. ## Growing Conditions Place Goldii where its foliage can brighten the edge of a container or a sunny-to-partly-shaded bed. The [Syngenta Goldii profile](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/ams/product/flower/70003845) describes it as a quick-turn foliage accent and combo filler. NCSU Extension describes the species as preferring moist sites while tolerating some drying; it also warns that creeping Jenny naturalizes and can be invasive in some regions. Check local guidance and use a container where its spread is a concern, as stems can root where nodes touch soil. See the [NCSU species profile](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/lysimachia-nummularia/). ## Maintenance Water during dry spells, especially in containers, and trim wayward stems to keep the plant within its allotted space. Remove damaged foliage as needed; the selection is grown for foliage, so routine deadheading is unnecessary.