Tradescantia fluminensis (not the ornamental T. pallida) is a glossy green, white-flowered groundcover hardy in zones 9–11. Extremely invasive—spreads from stem fragments, not seeds. Serious weed in Australia, NZ, southern US.
If you want the look, choose 'Innocence' cultivar—bred to be less invasive. But best to avoid planting altogether.
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