Raoulia monroi humus I find it very tolerant

I find it very tolerant and it seeds in cracks and crannies round the paving in our light woodland area

so deciduous trees are the thing or in a rock garden or trough

Scented was well as bright and cheerful this alpine has a prostrate woody framework clothed in narrow green leaves

IO can't begin to imaging getting one like the photo

Raoulia monroi humus I find it very tolerantA raoulia for semi shade and not too dry, well drained, soil. A small, loosely mat forming daisy, with prostrate stems and upright branchlets. Small (2 3 mm long) narrow leaves are densely clad in white hair giving a silvery look. Unlike most other Raoulia species, the leaves are borne in two rows along the stem and thus branchlets have a flattened appearance. Small (5 mm) flower heads are borne terminally. Some drought tolerance once established.