Proven Accents^® Waikiki Sunset^™ Lysimachia congestiflora

I planted three Waikiki Sunset lysimachia plants in a mixed planter that got afternoon sun. Despite what the website says, they definitely did not like that much sun and they bleached terribly. After several weeks I dug them up and moved them to another planter in partial shade, where they did much better. They are a small, spreading, slightly trailing plant. The yellow flowers are very attractive. The heaviest flowering was in June, but scattered blossoms were produced throughout the entire season. It is mid-October now and the weather has been chilly, but the plants still look good. Now that I know what kind of light they need, I would happily plant them again.

I purchased this plant for the first time this summer. I planted with Bubblegum Supertunia's in a container which got full morning sun. I plan on repotting and keeping indoors to hopefully use next year. I love a plant that gives beautiful foliage as well as blooms. Also the mix of pink (supertunia) and yellow blooms with the green and white leaves added a burst of color.

Beautiful in a window box with a red tuberous begonia, an ornamental leaf begonia, Dusty Miller and variegated vinca. I hope I can winter it over indoors!

I loved this plant, I found it changed leaf color slightly with changes in sun/shade and heat/chill. Loved the changes too. Really effective plant in many ways.

This plant performed beautifully in partial shade. Minnesota is hardiness zone 4, so I brought it in after the first frost. I am probagating the mother plant so I have more to use next spring.