Solved Super White Perennial ID ? - Candy Tuft (Iberis sempervirens)

We have this plant in our garden , since we moved here 10 years ago. It flowers every April /May with these lovely brilliant white trailing flowers. The flowers almost glow as the light fades . Its probably very common but I don't have a clue what it is . any ideas GC?

TIA

 

Iberis sempervirens maybe?

 

candy tuft?
I always cut it back quite hard after flowering, it keeps it compact.

 

Hi H

"Iberis"
sempervirens
Perennial candytuft

 

Comes very easily from cuttings! As you say, very easy, an old-fashioned rockery plant that could look stunning in various situations. I'd like to see it massed at the top of a wall, for example, or trailing from a big high pot. It's evergreen as well, though does get leggy eventually.

 

Thanks all , thats the one !
As you say Madahhlia , it roots really easy . Just pulled a few stems out last year and stuck them in another plot, and off they go ! I'll cut mine back after flowering to keep it compact , now that is a low maintenance plant 5 minutes every 10 years !