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Last comment "purple smoke tree/for our zone/...low water grows into a tree....often cut to the ground in late win"
Last comment "purple smoke tree/for our zone/...low water grows into a tree....often cut to the ground in late win"
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“purple smoke tree, cotinus coggyygria cultivars, zones 4 to 8”
“Purple Smoke Tree (Continus coggygria cultivars) - prefer Full to Part sun”
“Color palette
Purple smoke tree (Cotinus coggygria cultivars, zones 4 to 8) beauty will”
“Purple Smoke Tree (Cotinus coggyria) zones 4 to 8 low water shrub or tree”
“maybe replace the forsythia that grows wildly with the purple smoke tree for some colour.”
“smoke bush, grasses and chartreuse surrounding pool seating area”
“Smoke tree for our landscaping project”
“Purple smoke tree (Cotinus coggygria cultivars, zones 4 to 8) is as common a site on the East Coast as the West, and though this low-water beauty will grow into a tree, it's often cut to the ground in late winter, a practice that prompts it to send up tall new stems with bigger leaves. (Don't cut it down”
Great Design Plant: Smoke Tree
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Great Design Plant: Old Fashioned Smoke Bush
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Banyon Tree Design Studio
“Smoke tree and blue oat grass”
“Smoke bush and blue oat grass”
“smoke bush with grasses surrounding pool seating area”
“Grace smoke tree plant for slope”
“‘Grace’ smoke tree (Cotinus ‘Grace’). Plant this flamboyant”
“'Grace' smoke tree; 'Grace' smoketree; 'Grace' smoke bush; 'Grace' smokebush USDA zones: 4-9Water requirement: average; do not overwaterSun requirement: Full sunMature size: 10-15’ h x 10-15’ spreadTolerances: drought, no significant pest problems, deer, resistant to oak root fungus”
“Smoke bush (Grace). Cotinus
Use as a bush rather than a tree”
“smoke tree or bush use as shrub at house maybe along east wall”
“Smoke tree with grasses and oak leaf hydrangea.”
“grasses and small tree on slope”
“Smoke tree with grasses and oak leaf”
“"Grace"smoke tree (red)”
“Grace smoke bush tree”
“Like smoke trees. Color.”
“Stairs and Banyon Tree”
“('Grace' smoke tree)”
“smoke tree (maroon)...Smoke tree...Grace smoke bush...Smoke bush...purple tree”
Washington DC Area Interior Designer
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“I love the purple of the smoke tree combined with the orange of the sedge against the green trees and gravel.”
“THAT is my smoke tree accent. And this is awesome firepit idea and more creative than usual hardscape round. LOVE scale”
“coggygria (smoke tree)”
“Smoke tree...Love the smoke tree...Like smoke trees”
Dig Your Garden Landscape Design
“looks like smoke puffs in Summer. Photo: © Eileen Kelly, Dig Your Garden Landscape Design”
“looks like smoke puffs in Summer.”
“colour of smoke tree cotinus coggyria purpureus dramatic foliage”
“Smoke tree....This three-season, deciduous shrub — although vigorous and rangy — can give you a year or two in a pot. In fall, treasure its”
“Smoke Tree
Cotinus coggygria
This three-season, deciduous shrub — although vigorous and rangy — can give you a year or two in a pot. In fall, treasure its purplish leaves. In spring and summer, the puffy, fading flowers inspire the smoky”
“Smoke Tree
Cotinus coggygria
This three-season, deciduous shrub — although vigorous and rangy — can give you a year or two in a pot. In fall, treasure its purplish leaves. In spring and summer, the puffy, fading flowers inspire the smoky name. When a plant threatens to outgrow its container, move”
Pam Bycraft
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Last comment "Texas mountain laurel (Calia secundiflora or Sophora secundiflora, zones 8 to 10) is a familiar site"
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Last comment "Texas mountain laurel (Calia secundiflora or Sophora secundiflora, zones 8 to 10) is a familiar site"
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“Great tree, would be appropriate for FL”
“blooming trees: cherry, flowerin crab apple, flowering plum; Texa mountain laurel (8-10), Red buckeye (4-8)”
“Plant in well-drained soil and give it deep monthly waterings during especially warm months. Texas mountain laurel is relatively slow growing, causing it to be a pricier specimen tree. If you train it as a tree, thin it during the growing season”
“specimen tree. If you train it as a tree, thin it during the growing season to prevent wind damage. More great design trees:Bald Cypress | Chinese Witch Hazel | Japanese Maple | Manzanita | Persian IronwoodSmoke Tree | Tree AloeGreat design flowers:Catmint | Golden Creeping Jenny | Pacific Coast Iris |”
“blue-flowering trees are scarce. Another of its surprises is its fragrance, which some liken to fruit punch. Texas mountain laurel is evergreen, grows slowly enough that it won't overwhelm your other garden plants and prefers full sun. A true Texan, it weathers drought with no problem and grows to 15 feet tall”
AMS Landscape Design Studios, Inc.
“Love the tree in the middle.”
“Aloe tree..... Pretty and functional...... Find out!”
“Infinity pool with a tree in the middle”
“omg a tree island integrated into the pool design”
“Cabbage type tree against a sunset”
“a pool that makes space for a tree”
“Before you plant. While tree aloe is slow growing, it is certain to reach massive proportions eventually, including its trunk and root system.”
“design trees:Smoke Tree | Bald CypressGreat design plants:Feather Reed Grass | Blue Chalk Sticks | Catmint | Slipper Plant | New Zealand Wind Grass Next: Outdoor Design: Save that Tree!”
“to your tree island and enjoying an incredible sunset.”
“Before you plant. While tree aloe is slow growing, it is certain to reach massive proportions eventually, including its trunk and root system. Make sure not to plant it too close to any buildings or structures. Native to tropical climates, tree”
“the palm tree or Rio Salido mesquite”
“design trees:Bald Cypress | Chinese Witch Hazel | Japanese Maple | Manzanita | Persian Ironwood | Smoke Tree | Tree AloeGreat design flowers:Catmint | Golden Creeping Jenny | Pacific Coast Iris | Red Kangaroo Paw | Sally Holmes Rose | Slipper Plant | Snake Flower”
