The only thing the two have in common is paired leaves and there's nothing
special about that.

That's not what it is by a long shot.

The most obvious difference is that your Lysimachia nummularia has yellow
flowers and green leaves.


Jessi wrote in message
...
My Creeping Jenny plant kinda looks like that right now. Perhaps thats
what
it is.

-Jessica



wrote in message
...
no.. the plant I am looking for is VERY trailing. it has not shrubby at
all. more
like those string of pearls plants. Ingrid

(Pat Kiewicz) wrote:

said:

hanging pots from Steins often have some kind of small leafed hanging
plant in it.
IIRC the leaves are opposite. it is a brighter green and grows at
least
3 feet. I
havent seen pots of this yet and would like to buy the plants and tuck
them into my
veggie filter flower baskets. Ingrid

It may be Licorice Plant ( Helichrysum petiolare). Are the leaves
fuzzy?
The plant is increasingly popular and comes in several cultivars
(including
an eye-grabbing bright yellow-green).



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