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By Spritzhenry
30 Oct, 2007
This one wasn't pruned hard this year.
1 Nov, 2007
Yes, I did that with the other one I have. It is a slightly different variety with a rather sprawling habit, so I cut it really hard back. It has still sent out long shoots, but the leaves are bigger, it's true. The one in the photo is rather elderly and in a mainly shrub border so I don't intend to cut it back hard,
See who else is growing Cotinus coggygria.
See who else has plants in genus Cotinus.
This photo is of "Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple'" in Spritzhenry's garden
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Andrewr
1 Nov, 2007
These can be stooled back each spring to grow for foliage only. I've just bought one called 'Golden Spirit' that I plan to grow in this way