There are many popular varieties of smoke bush. You'll see four main types of ... Also known as "Ancot," this iteration has lime green foliage in the summer and turns orange and red come fall ...

“This leaf comes from a Green Smoke Tree, Cotinas coggygria, in Richmond, and I find it amazing,” writes Vivian Green (aka The Dirt Girl). “It looks man-made, but no, it’s Mother Nature’s ar ...

The smoke bush, also called smoketree, is a deciduous shrub or small tree often used as a garden specimen because of its beautiful purple-pink smokey plumes and the purple leaves found on some ...

In the wild there are forms with apple-green leaves. One splendid old specimen ... silver-white and this is where the common name "smoke bush" comes from. The flowers literally look like puffs ...

Cotinus, or smoke bush, is a relative of sumac. This extraordinary shrub is also classified as a smallish tree. I have located approximately a dozen varieties, ranging from white to gray to green ...

If you want your smoke tree to produce flower and smoke ... While fluorescent lights are considered “green” because they use less energy than incandescent bulbs, LED grow lights use even ...

We will see what happens in its 13th year. The smoke bush gets its name because of the smoky appearance that develops around its small, new, green blooms. The fluffy flower heads resemble a cloud ...

false saffron), a spray of lime green “button” (pompom) mums and purple smoke bush foliage as an effective filler and “backdrop” for the blooms. Oddly enough, that afternoon, I’d decided ...