Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' ~ Royal Purple Smoke Tree repeat-blooms including clay and acidic soils

including clay and acidic soils

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Azaleas are excellent pollination and butterfly attractors

It has a spread of around 40-50 feet at maturity

Spiraea × vanhouttei 'Renaissance' 8501

Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' ~ Royal Purple Smoke Tree repeat-blooms including clay and acidic soilsThe Royal Purple Smoke Tree gets its name from the appearance of its flowers, which resemble puffs of smoke or clouds. In early summer, the tree produces clusters of small, fluffy flowers that range in color from pink to purple. These flowers create a captivating and ethereal effect in the garden. However, it is important to note that the Royal Purple Smoke Tree is primarily grown for its foliage. The leaves of this tree are a deep, rich purple color,