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Smokebush - Grace
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Smokebush - Grace:
Smokebush - Grace, Cotinus 'Grace', is grown for its enormous clusters of flowers. Its frothy, pink panicles reach fourteen inches high and twelve inches wide. In spring, leaves emerge light red, darkening through the summer to dark red. In autumn, foliage turns a mosaic of red, orange, and gold. Cotinus 'Grace' is an excellent shrub, offering multiple seasons of interest in mixed plantings. Grace Smokebush grows ten to fifteen feet high with an equal spread. It has an open, mounding habit, making it look like a pink cloud when in full flower. It can be cut to the ground in late winter to maximize its potential as a foliage plant. It will not flower when treated in this manner, but the growth habit will be extremely vertical, making an excellent accent plant.
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