Uploading problems too? I just don’t like how this works!

your mini looks cute! What ground cover. Ia this in front? Creeping Jenny?

Yes it is Claudia

Pandora's Box died on me. I put in a new one this year, hope it thrives like yours.

Mine too....yours is a beauty.

Really cute. I have hesitated to purchase it because it is known to be difficult. Currently I have Twist of Dwarf (purchased last year). I will hold off and see how successful I am growing that one before I tackle Pandora's Box. But maybe if I get it on sale . . .

Very nice clump of PB. It's definitely touchy, and slow to increase under the best of conditions. Is that a reverse sport I see towards the back of the right side, or another hosta altogether?

Dhaven. It's a tiny piece of "hanky panky " in rescue......

jim - what's your opinion of creeping jenny as a ground cover? Is it a hassle to control? I've only had it in a pot, but have so much at this point that I could put some in the ground.... would I regret it?

I like it.

However i only use it in contained gardens. Its easy to control as it doesn't root deeply. Although it sucks if it gets in your lawn behaves a lot like clover.

Slugs and snails prefer it to.my hostas..... so a lot of the time they dine on it and leave the hostas pretty much alone.

Oohh aaaahhh

Nice hosta. I've owned it 3 times. I guess for obvious reasons.

But, it has never wintered over. Boohoo.

I saw Creeping Jenny that grew under 40 feet of landscape fabric at a garden center to come up through a little hole by a post. Only put it in the ground if you’re ok with it being anywhere and everywhere.

jimr66, what is that purple heuchera? I’ve already killed 6 Forever Purples and am looking for a replacement.

That is a "sugar berry. It's one of the dwarf varieties.

I'e never had the experience that creeping jenny is invasive to that degree.

Well, I don't have anyplace in the ground that would be "contained" like that... so I think I'd better just use it in pots. Yours and Old Dirt's looks wonderful in the raised beds like that though!