Dracaena reflexa 'Variegata', commonly known as the Song of India, is a low-maintenance tropical bush native to the islands near Madagascar. It is best known for its striking, narrow leaves that feature alternating stripes of deep green and vibrant yellow. These leaves grow in a distinct swirled arrangement, eventually falling away to reveal a woody stem with a decorative, patterned texture. While it has a naturally bushy habit, it is highly adaptable to pruning and can be shaped into unique, minimalist forms.