Re: Lysimachia/Another Mystery Plant??

Barbara,
I'm in Washington State, USDA zone 7/8.  The Lysimachia is planted in
heavy clay, actually the compressed sub-soil left after construction,
amended with composted bark mulch. It gets about 1/2 day sun.  It's wet
in winter and gets supplemental water in the summer.  I have not had a
problem with this one being invasive.  The chelone and siberian iris
spread much faster!  I haven't discovered any seedlings, either.

WHTROS@aol.com wrote:

> WOW!!
> Lysimachia 'Firecracker'
> Boy are you good, Diane!
> Yes, I think that sure looks it!
> Is this a plant that you have/had?
> How did it do for you?
> Is it as invasive as the they say it is?
> Now I wonder where I ever got it!
> Oh, well...
> Thank you for your help.
> Barbara
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