Some kinds of smoke bush have fawn-coloured flowers and some are more deep pink-purple. The smoke bush is ... This can be done in late winter or early spring, cutting back the longer, more ...

GPP Purple smoke bush (Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple ... Annual pruning in late winter to 6 to 8 inches will maintain it at a 6- to 8-foot shrub, but you will lose the flowers.

the above-ground portions of plants are able to survive winter. However, the purple-leaved varieties of smoke tree are often cut to the ground in late winter before new growth resumes. This type ...

Because of this wonderful odor, the smoke bush is the one deciduous plant that I look forward to pruning every winter ... The “smoke” can be purple, pink, yellow or buff depending on the ...

none more so than the purple-leafed smoke bush, Cotinus coggygria ‘Grace’, which is at its peak at this time of year. We thought we’d lost ours this year after the long, cold winter and ...

Smokebush gets its common name from its large flower plumes that look like a puff of brown or pinkish smoke over ... It is a hardy plant and mostly seen in gardens in the purple-leaved forms ...

Placement: Full sun The plants: Right-- Jade plants (Crassula ovata) and purple smoke bush (Cotinus coggygria ... through the end of fall. For winter interest, Ferguson recommends adding winter ...

As I selected a few stems to clip from my purple smoke bush, it occurred to me that this ... it can be removed in late winter or early spring. Stems and branches that extend outside an otherwise ...

small sack attached to a branch of our purple smoke bush caught my eye. It was dark brown, looked dead, but dangled. I brought it with me where it remained all winter in the garage. Online ...