| Common
Name: |
Snowbush |
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| Ornamental
Features: |
Long compound leaves that are dark green. Leaflets are approximately 1 in. long and wide. New leaves have bright color mix of white and pink. Stems are red. |
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| Habit
and Growth Rate: |
A branching shrub. Grows to 5 feet. |
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| Landscape
Value: |
Plant in masses or in small groups. Have many uses in beds with its texture and colors. |
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| Hardiness: |
Zone 9-10 |
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| Culture: |
Prefers an acidic, very well drained soil. Plant in full sun for best color, but can be planted in partial shade. |
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| Pot
Size & Finish Time: |
1 gallon (16 to 20 weeks), 3 gallon (8 to 10 months). |
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| Propagation
Methods: |
Vegetative propagation. |
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| Pest/Disease
Problems: |
Various caterpillars. Can develop secondary pathogens in roots and on leaves when overwatered or very dry. |
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More
Information: |
Long compound leaves that are dark green. Leaflets are approximately 1 in. long and wide. New leaves have bright color mix of white and pink. Stems are red. |
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