Pilea depressa (Cultivated)

Pilea depressa (Sw.) Blume , Mus. Bot. 2(3): 46 46 1856. (Syn: Adicea depressa (Sw.) Kuntze; Urtica depressa Sw.);

Dominican Republic, Haiti, Puerto Rico (I), Cuba, Jamaica, Lesser Antilles (I)
(Montserrat (I)), Marquesas Isl. (I), Austral Isl. (I) as per Catalogue of Life;

Pilea depressa is a plant native to the Caribbean.^[1]^[2]

(from Wikipedia on 9.12.13)

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plant identification: Kindly identify this plant from my garden. It gets small white flowers.

I have tried a lot to find its name

i think bacopa monieri if plant live in water or need more water in garden white flower 4 corolla.

The picture is not clear. Leaf shape and size flower size and info regarding whether flowers born axillary or terminal are not available.
Hence it would be difficult to confirm the id.
Kindly post a clear picture with better focus. Since it is from your garden it would be easy to get good snaps.

Most likely NOT Bacopa monierri…
need better close up of face and side view of the flowers… agree with what … has written

Attaching new pictures I hope it helps. It is a hanging

It looks like Pilea depressa.
Pl check this link:
http://plantsarethestrangestpeople.blogspot.com/2008/09/random-plant-…

Pilea sp. (Family – Urticaceae)