Cotinus coggygria, syn. Rhus cotinus, the European smoketree, Eurasian smoketree, smoke tree, smoke bush, or dyer's sumach

I agree, I have one also, a smoke bush

Smoke tree. I have one in my frontyard.

if the flowers are really wispy (like cotton candy), it is a chinese fringe. (loropetalum) I have 5 of them

I thought it looked like a 'fairy duster' In my yard . the ' flowers' are bright red

Identity of a bush

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Can anyone tel me the name of this bush ??

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Mar1891079 on Jun 21, 2016
Smoke tree

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Judy on Jun 21, 2016
Yes smoke tree...I have one

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Janet Pizaro on Jun 21, 2016
Purple smoke tree

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Loriann on Jun 21, 2016
Cotinus coggygria, syn. Rhus cotinus, the European smoketree, Eurasian smoketree, smoke tree, smoke bush, or dyer's sumach

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Judy Sieren on Jun 21, 2016
I agree, I have one also, a smoke bush

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Deltamom on Jun 21, 2016
Smoke tree. I have one in my frontyard.

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Karen on Jun 22, 2016
Smoke BUSH

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Yzc5569703 on Jun 22, 2016
if the flowers are really wispy (like cotton candy), it is a chinese fringe. (loropetalum) I have 5 of them

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Nancyperdue on Jun 22, 2016
I thought it looked like a "fairy duster" In my yard . the " flowers" are bright red

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Donna Tumey on Jun 22, 2016
I think it's a Smoke Tree

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Sal5654752 on Jun 25, 2016
Purple smoke bush

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Ellen on Jun 25, 2016
Purple Smoke Bush...the flowers look more like smoke as they dry ou. So cool!

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Donna on Jun 25, 2016
Smoke bush. Very hardy and fast grower

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Valli McDougall on Sep 11, 2020

looks like purple smoke bush

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Agnes Chrzanowska on Apr 30, 2021

download an app that can identify it

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Deb K on Aug 06, 2021

Hello, it's a smoke Bush, here's a link with some care tips, hope it helps you out,
https://www.thespruce.com/growing-a-purple-smoke-bush-3269235

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