Cotinus coggygria 'Young Lady'

Extremely showy cherry red flowers, blooming mid-season. Compact form.

Good for a low hedge, can be pruned in a formal manner. Insignificant yellow flowers if not pruned. Compact growth habit.

Parkland Series. Small double wine red flowers cover plant all season. Dark green foliage has good disease resistance.

Proven Winner. Finely divided dark purple-black leaves and deep pink flowers in early summer. Edible berries in fall.

Graceful, cascading, fine foliage shrub. Ideal for an informal hedge. Finely dissected leaves emerge reddish bronze, then turn medium green. Clusters of creamy white flowers emerge and persist for several weeks.

Fragrant white flowers in clusters. Can prune severely after bloom. Good for use as a hedge or a screen. Upright habit that suckers freely. Drops lower branches with age.

1994 Perennial Plant of the Year. Shiny coppery foliage. Dark rose flowers bloom July to August.

Dark red flowers bloom on full, narrow plumes. Foliage is dark green and deeply cut. Blooms June to July.

1998 Perennial Plant of the Year. Intense deep pink flowers bloom from July through September. An excellent cut flower.