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Topic: Cotinus

	American Smoketree
		Specimens in sunny locations generally have the best color, but genetic variations or soil characteristics may have an influence.
		American Smoketree should not be confused with the non-native Common Smoketree (Cotinus coggygria), which is sold in many nurseries and often planted in yards.
		Native Range: Scattered populations in an irregular pattern from Tennessee to south-central Texas.
	www.treetrail.net /american_smoketree.html (668 words)

	Shrubs at Digging Dog \| Buddleia \| Calluna \| Erica \| Cistus \| Heather \| Heptacodium
		An arresting beacon as the sun casts a ruby glow through its purple-fl leaves, ‘Grace’ inherits her elegance from Cotinus coggygria ‘Velvet Cloak’ and Cotinus obovatus.
		The sprays of tiny deep pink flowers throw a smoky, wine-colored fog over its robust form, and a close glance reveals bright yellow at the center of each bloom.
		Its exfoliating bark and pure white double flowers, carried in tightly clustered sprays along the branches, create much interest, especially in a shrubby or mixed border with a dark background.
	www.diggingdog.com /pages2/shrubs.php (3875 words)

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