A vigorous, tall shrub with large, soft purplish-red leaves, turning scarlet in autumn. Large, coni ...
|
'Smoke tree' or 'Venetian sumac'. Bushy shrub (5m). Light green, oval leaves turn yellow and orange ...
|
The leaves, especially when young are of a rich plum-purple colour changing to light red shades towa ...
|
A selected form with deep wine-purple leaves with a metallic lustre, translucent in sunshine. Long-l ...
|
Lovely Cotinus that is golden in summer with beautiful fall foliage. (5)
|
Dwarf, wide-spreading shrub, a gem for rock work, with bright red fruits, and small wavy-edged leave ...
|
This dwarf selection out of K. Verboom in Boskoop, Holland, forms a tight mounded uniform habit of m ...
|
Large shrub with large, handsome, conspicuously corrugated leaves, which colour richly in autumn, an ...
|
Charming, slow-growing, prostrate shrub related to C. microphyllus but with paler, duller green, bro ...
|
Evergreen. A graceful medium-sized, small-leaved shrub with strongly arching branches, wide-spreadin ...
|
Quite prostrate, with long, trailing shoots studded in autumn with sealing-wax-red fruits. Large lea ...
|
Deciduous, occasionally semi-deciduous shrub, to 2m high, branches bowed outward. Fruits sub-globose ...
|
A medium-sized deciduous shrub to 2m high , erect, branches wide-spreading. One of the best and most ...
|
A very graceful, medium-sized, semi-evergreen or evergreen shrub, with sage-green foliage and ovoid, ...
|
A low-growing shrub of spreading habit, with branches of characteristic 'herring-bone' pattern. Inva ...
|
Like the species but slower growing and the leaves are white variegated coloured, more undulate.(5-6 ...
|
A medium-sized shrub distinct in its large, oval, leathery leaves which are grey tomentose beneath. ...
|
Upright growing, Siberian species of medium-height. Pinkish-white flowers and black fruits. The dark ...
|
A dwarf, stiffy branched spreading shrub forming a low mound. Leaves elliptic to obovate, to 1cm lon ...
|
A vigorous dwarf shrub with arching branches related to C. adpressus but with larger leaves and grow ...
|