Snow bush (Breynia disticha), also called Hawaiian snowbush, snow-on-the-mountain, or sweetpea bush, is a dense, branching shrub grown for its stunning, variegated foliage—new growth emerges pink and white, maturing to green with white splashes. Inconspicuous flowers.
Reaches 4–6 feet tall and wide. The zigzag stems and colorful leaves create a unique texture. It can be hedged or shaped. In frost-free zones (10–11), it is evergreen; elsewhere, grown as an annual or container plant.
Partial shade (best color); moist, well-drained soil. Water regularly. Pinch to encourage branching and colorful new growth. Protect from frost.
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