American Smoketree Cotinus Obovatus
Upright trunk with round canopy. Cotinus obovatus commonly called american smoketree is a small deciduous rounded missouri native tree or large upright shrub typically growing 20 30 tall and occurring on limestone glades rocky limestone bluffs and bald knobs in the area of the white river in southeast missouri.
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Mainly we grow it for its striking form and foliage. Sometimes called texas smoke tree this small multi trunked tree packs a big punch. Six to ten inch flower panicles develop long red or purple hairlike petioles that in the crowded flower clusters create a smoky appearance. The late spring flowers are absolutely stunning.Has a short trunk open crown of spreading branches resinous sap with a strong odor and deep orange yellow heartwood. In late spring small and insignificant flowers are borne in clusters 6 10 in. Large round blue green leaves turn magnificent yellow orange and salmon pink in autumn. One of the best features for portland is that cotinus obovatus is tolerant of clay soil.
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