A large bushy shrub with reddish purple leaves that turn orange-red in autumn. Delightful pink feathery flowers during summer. 

Origin: Europe

Considered the hardiest cultivar of this speciesm and a great colour accent choice. ‘Nordine’ holds its purple foliage colour throughout the summer before turning yellow in autumn. Its flowers create a fuzzy, reddish appearance over summer. 

Origin: Europe

The first golden-leaved Smoke Bush. The glowing golden foliage is at first tinted with red, turning fiery shades of red and orange in autumn. A hardy choice.

Origin: Europe

A fantastic shrub or small tree with striking deep purple foliage which turns hot orange-red in autumn. The flower plumes create a smoky haze to the branch tips, hence the intriguing name.

Origin: Europe

Deep purple leaves in spring changing to green with a purple cast.

Deep wine purple leaves right through spring and summer. slower growing than other forms 4meters x 4meters

Young Lady is a compact low growing shrub or small tree, that reaching 2 metre tall and a spead of 2 metre. Young Lady has a cream to pinkish flowers that bloom in spring and summer. The flowers claster and cover the whole plant, creating that look of smoke plume, and gives a light and airy feel to ones garden. The foilage is green in summer and orange and reds in autumn. Full-Sun to Part-Shade.

Known as the American Smoketree, a small rounded shrub that gets its name from the billowy hairs attached to the elongated stalks on the flower clusters. The tree looks like it is covered with hazy smoke-like puffs. 

Origin: USA

Dammeri is a prostrate evergreen shrub spreading to 2-2.5metres, small rounded clusted leaves make up a thick carpet on the ground, perfect for that weedy spot in the garden that you cant get to. In early spring white and or pink flowers come out in a cluster, followed by some red berrys. Full-Sun to Part-shade.

Origin: Southern China/Tibet