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Cotinus - Wikipedia Cotinus ( koʊˈtaɪnəs [2]), the smoketree or smoke bush, is a genus of seven species of flowering plants in the family Anacardiaceae, closely related to the sumacs (Rhus)
Smoke Tree: Complete Care Guide (Including Royal Purple Smoke Tree) Smoke trees grow 16 to 23 ft (5 – 7 m) tall and have a spreading, irregular habit The smoke tree’s colorful dark foliage and flowers make it a popular ornamental plant in garden landscapes Although pinkish-purple is the color that most defines smoke bushes, there are varieties with yellow, yellowish-green, or deep red flowers
American smoke tree | Cotinus obovatus | The Morton Arboretum American smoke tree is a native of North America, but is little used in home landscapes This small to medium tree produces the same "smoke" (hairy fruit stalks) as its cousin, Eurasian smoke tree, and also offers excellent fall color
Royal Purple Smoke Tree - Monrovia Dramatic, long-lasting, pinkish purple, smoke-like airy seed clusters backed by reddish purple foliage create a prized small tree or large accent shrub Foliage holds its color all summer, then turns scarlet red in autumn Deciduous Dark foliage, smoky blooms, and warm fall colors make this an excellent addition to the garden
Cotinus coggygria (Common Smoketree, Smokebush, Smoketree) | North . . . Smoketree, or smokebush, is an upright spreading deciduous shrub or small tree in the Anacardiaceae (cashew or poison ivy) family It will provide a wide range of garden interest throughout the season The smoky pink flowers are showy, wispy, and airy and appear in mid-summer
How to Grow and Care for a Smoke Tree (Complete Guide) Ever heard of a tree that looks like it’s puffing out smoke? Meet the smoke tree, your garden’s new showstopper! With its stunning plumes and vibrant foliage, it’s not just a pretty face—this hardy beauty offers low-maintenance charm and a dash of history
How to Plant and Grow Smoke Tree or Smokebush Smoke tree is easy to maintain and care for, being drought-resistant and tolerant of low-quality soil Smoke tree needs lots of sunlight to survive Plant it where larger trees won't obstruct its access to daylight Anything less than full sun results in sparse foliage that isn't as vibrant
Guide to Planting a Native Smoke Tree - The Plant Native Smoke trees are native to the Midwest and South Due to climate change, these trees are now found thriving in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic (In fact, the national champion Smoke Tree —or the largest native smoke tree alive—is in Connecticut!)
How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Smoke Trees - Epic Gardening Smoke trees, sometimes called smoke bushes, mist trees, or cloud trees, are a group of large flowering shrubs or small trees in the Cotinus genus The genus includes seven unique species, all sharing the distinctive wispy, airy-looking flowers that add exceptional fall color to the garden
Cotinus obovatus - Kollar Nursery Cotinus obovatus, commonly called American smoketree, is a small, deciduous, rounded, native tree or large, upright shrub typically growing 20-30' tall and occurring on limestone glades, rocky limestone bluffs and will grow nicely in acidic loam, as well