Androsace sempervivoides bonsai I found it to be

I found it to be stunted in a tough spot but romping away a bit taller when good pickings are available

Great for peas and beans or a petite native clematis for example

happy for them to stay at home and bulk up)

Morning or afternoon sun is best

Not sure about naming

Androsace sempervivoides bonsai I found it to beRock Jasmine. A Himalayan species yet easier than you would expect, with leathery leaves, stolons make tight beautiful mats in winter, then transform in summer with inflorescences on tallish stalks, spreads by stolons which are another interesting feature, sprouting out the top of the rosette in growth. Similar to a fine sempervivum as the name would suggest. As the flowers age the central boss changes colour. H 5cm including flowers. Hardy, sun.