Origin
The Arabis caucasica Little Treasure White, also known as the Arabidopsis of the garden, originates from the mountains of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. It belongs to the crucifers family. The plant owes its name to the Caucasus, where it occurs frequently in the wild.

Characteristics
The Arabis caucasica Little Treasure White is characterized by its cushion-shaped growth with compact, grey-green leaves. The plant blooms from April to May with white, four-parted flowers that protrude above the leaves. It reaches a maximum height of about 10 cm and is therefore particularly suitable as a ground cover. The plant is evergreen, which means that the leaves remain on the plant and retain their colour during the winter.

Care
The Arabis caucasica Little Treasure White requires little maintenance. The plant prefers a sunny location with well-drained soil. After flowering, light pruning may be necessary to maintain compact growth. Despite its origin from mountainous areas, the plant is quite frost resistant and can withstand temperatures down to -20 degrees Celsius, provided the location is sufficiently dry.