Maybe a snowy mountain

NIce idea, Glenn, if you mean snow-on-the-mountain. Makes me realize I could get some to put with my 3 red do-nothing-but-suck-up-expensive-water azaleas. The snow-on-the mountain would bring some color to that shady corner. I wish it were a butterfly attractor.

Irma,that's the 1 I also have heard it called the burning Bush.

Snow on the Mountain – Euphorbia marginata - is green & white, though, so I have given the wrong name. Burning Bush Googled is all red. What is the shade-loving bush with varied colored leaf of red/green-gray/white?

The red/green-grey/white is the dwarfed tipe of snow on the mountain/snowy mountain/snow Bush.the full size normally don't have the gray and don't look as nice.home depot over here often sales the full size as burning Bush even though it is not.the white tipes Gray moth hosts on them and it does flower but most people don't notice since the flowers are small and not very showy.I use to have a nice hedge of them that I planted from cutting at a old house.I've also seen them in nursery's called Hawaiian snow Bush and Florida snowy mountain but have never been able to grow them to see what the difference is.I do like the dwarfed tipe sense they don't get bigger than 4-5feet.