Jenny is gold in sunlight and green in shade (in my garden).

Cameron

well, they both get the same sun. Oh-oh look how the green one is flowering and so much more of it a month later.

I think this is not good.

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I'm going to go rip it out.

Mine on the east side (part sun/part shade) of the house are a bit more chartreuse. The ones on the south side (full sun) are bright yellow gold. I've never had any as green as your pixs. Also, I've never had any reverting. My understanding is that the green version of these is much more prolific than the aurea. You might want to remove the green ones from the area.

There is 2 types of creeping jenny. One golden and one green, the golden does not bloom at least not for me. Also regardless where I plant my golden creeping jenny it never turns that green. Looks like you got the 2 different types there. Green in 3/4 of the picture and golden in the top right hand corner.

Well, I just finished ripping it up. I'm sure its going to take a few cycles to wear it down. It was impossible to get all the roots. I'll watch for what comes back and attack attack attack. roundup if necessary.

I left the yellow part, because I like it and it was getting too dark to work. I hope it doesn't revert.

I got the original gold plant from a plant swap a few years ago and I am pretty sure it was all aurea when I planted it. I think I would have noticed if some was green. It took a while for it to take and start spreading too. But that green stuff has taken no time at all. I'm going to see if I can find some pics from last year of the area. I am curious now if I totally zoned out last year on it.

In any case, either some green was in the original plant that I didn't notice or the aurea reverted to green a/k/a prolific.

ah gardening... always a new surprise around the corner! I will now be on the alert for any of the green. I've got some golden in another area too. Let's hope it stays that way!

I had creeping jenny the green one with the yellow flowers. I just kept it in check by trimming the ends. Of course, mine was in a raised bed where it was a little easier to control, but it needed to be ripped out too because it would just keep trying to anchor itself to the ground and grow more!It is lovely but very vigorous! It needs a contained place to grow and some vigilant clipping.