Grateful for ID of shrub/tree

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    Most grateful for any ID that can be provided for this tree/shrub self seeded in my garden! Can't find it in any book or website.

    It stands about 8ft high at present.
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    Hi, looks like a green leaved form of Cotinus (Smoke bush)...:)
     
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    Bilbo is correct a very rampant Cotinus
     
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    Thanks for info. If it's rampant do you think it should be pruned back?
     
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    It can be pruned back quite hard in mid-late spring and it will produce larger leaves when it re-grows..:blue thumb:
     
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    Many thanks!
     
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    No probs, just re-read my post I should have put late winter to early spring.....oops sorry :oopss::snork:
     
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