'Goldilocks' appreciates a "just-right" placement of six hours in full sun, six in part sun, and a daily bit of shade for rest. This plant will resist deer. There is no need for trimming, and in fact, keeping the plant intact will allow for autumn interest. Soil should be rich with humus and should drain well. Keep 'Goldilocks' on a regular watering schedule, not allowing the plant to dry out.

'Goldilocks' has coin-shaped chartreuse, almost golden, leaves that grow on trailing stems. The shiny leaves light up large areas with uplifting color. While the shape of the leaves may remind you of small versions of the florists' favorite, Silver Dollar Eucalyptus, this Creeping Jenny's leaves are shiny. Stems are pliable, able to drape beautifully from baskets and plant stands. And when planted directly in the garden, the ground covering, spreading nature of this plant will help you to get a lot of mileage out of just a few small plants.

For more information please see our article on choosing, locating, planting and maintaining ground cover plants.