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a dooryard citrus as ornamental as it is edible
blue beech
in the ground through zones 8 and 9 or in a large container farther north
A member of the olive family
around a center of yellow stamens
Cotinus obovatus Fred Heutte a dooryard citrus as ornamentalThe American smoketree, Cotinus obovatus, is an uncommon small to medium native tree, kin to the familiar European smoketree but bolder in leaf and rarer in gardens. The common name comes from the fruiting stage, when the loose, fuzzy flower panicles blur the whole crown into a soft haze of smoke. The broad, oval, blue green leaves are noticeably larger than those of the European Cotinus coggygria, and they close the year in a spectacular blaze of
