Sweet Alyssum (Lobularia)

Lobularia maritima (Sweet Alyssum) is a low-growing, mat-forming annual (or short-lived perennial in zones 9-11) known for its dense clusters of tiny, honey-scented, white, pink, or purple flowers. Typically 3-9 inches tall and spreading 10-48 inches, this plant features lance-shaped grey-green leaves and blooms continuously from spring to frost. 
Key Characteristics & Care
Flowers: Tiny, four-petaled flowers often covering the foliage.
Scent: Strong, sweet honey-like fragrance.
Growth Habit: Spreading, mounding, or trailing, making it ideal for edging, containers, or hanging baskets.
Light: Prefers full sun but thrives in partial shade in warmer climates.
Water/Soil: Prefers moist, well-drained soil but tolerates some drought.
Maintenance: Low-maintenance; no deadheading is necessary for continued blooming.
Uses: Excellent for attracting beneficial insects (pollinators, syrphid flies) to gardens.