rock jasmine 'Doksa'

Grow in moist but gritty well-drained soil in sun, in a rock garden, scree bed, or trough, in vertical crevices in rock-work or walls, or in an alpine house, where it can be protected from winter wet, in a mixture of sharp sand and leaf mould

No pruning required, but removing dead rosettes will reduce the risk of fungal infections

Propagate by rooting single rosettes as softwood cuttings, and keep moist by watering from below

May be affected by aphids, root mealybugs, root aphid, and glasshouse red spider mite; birds may tear at rosettes

May be affected by fungal diseases in damp conditions