Re: Cotinus dumosa
- To: woodyplants@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Cotinus dumosa
- From: L* a* A* F*
- Date: Sat, 18 Sep 1999 08:07:32 -0500
- References: <199909180601.BAA10507@lorien.mallorn.com>
Dear Don,
There is a hybrid betweeen obvatus and coggygria called 'Grace'
It is described as having flower panicles 14" by 11", leaves
which start light red and mature to blue grey and very bright
fall color. It matures at about 20' (all paraphrased from
Dirr) 'Grace' received an AHS Award of Merit.
Lisa
> Glasshouse Works is offering the following:
>
> Cotinus dumosa [?] Grace (The [?] is theirs)
>
> "Fabulous glaucous lilac toned foliage topped with large plumes of
> 'Smokebush' flrs - very sophisticated colors."
>
> As anyone familiar with this? Hortus III only recognizes C. coggrygia and
> C. obovatus.
>
> Is this really anything different?
>
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Lisa Flaum
Waterloo, SW Illinois, USA
Temp range -10F-105F (-24C-40C), clay soil,
Winter wet, unreliable snow cover; Summer dry, punctuated by downpours
Member NARGS, AHS, RHS, AGS, SRGC, IBS, APS, ACS (I like seed exchanges)
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