26+ Snow Bush Plant

Fill the hole with the removed soil with the root crown remaining about two inches above the soil level. Snowbush is a soft pink fantasy of a shrub with an airy delicate look a south florida favorite for its romantic informal appeal.

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Snow bush plant

The bush is tolerant of any soil including sand but it must be kept watered. Salt air or saline soil will harm the plant. Water the newly planted bush well and place mulch around it about four inches deep.

Soil should be consistently moist and not allowed to dry out. Traditionally a tropical garden plant snow bush is slowly becoming recognized as a house plant and for good reason. Ideal evergreen low hedge or garden accent for mild winter areas.

These snowball like flowers are often confused with the plants of the genus hydrangea. It s an excellent cottage garden landscape staple best left to grow fluffy rather than manicured. Both are called snowball bush by commoners.

The plant is known to be available in three types viz chinese snowball viburnum sterile japanese snowball viburnum popcorn and european snowball viburnum popularly known as european. This plant adds a sweet touch as a single accent or cloud like group plantings. This pacific island native is an exquisite accent plant any brightly lit room.

The snow bush plant can live in full to partial sun but the best color is achieved in a bright location. You will need to dig a shallow and broad hole that is as deep as the root ball but is two to three times wider. An easy to grow tropical from the pacific islands grown as an indoor plant perennial or as an annual in cooler climates.

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