How to prune lysimachia nummularia

Spring and after flowering in summer. Shear back wandering stems to the desired boundary with garden scissors or shears. For container plants, trim overhanging stems to keep a tidy shape. Divide clumps in spring by lifting and splitting the rootball, replanting vigorous sections.

Every few weeks during growing season; divide every 2–3 years. Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) spreads vigorously and benefits from regular trimming to keep it in bounds. Cut back trailing stems that stray beyond their allotted area using scissors or shears. Lightly trim after flowering to maintain a neat mound. Division every 2–3 years refreshes tired, congested plants.

Shear back wandering stems to the desired boundary with garden scissors or shears. For container plants, trim overhanging stems to keep a tidy shape. Divide clumps in spring by lifting and splitting the rootball, replanting vigorous sections.