Prunus pumila var. depressa, ‘Gus Mehlquist’ sprawling sand cherry Genus_Toona who in turn got his

who in turn got his plant from Canadian tree peony collector Ken Clare in the early 2000s

Height and Spread at Maturity: 20' tall and 15' wide at maturity

to be registered with the American Peony Society in 2026

or mountain pea

Tragically

Prunus pumila var. depressa, ‘Gus Mehlquist’ sprawling sand cherry Genus_Toona who in turn got hisVariety description (provided by the Arnold Arboretum): Gus Mehlquist sprawling sand cherry is a rapid spreader, growing 3 feet per year once established. It is entirely prostrate, forming a dense mat as it roots along its stems. It stands only 6 12 inches above the ground, compared to the 9 foot tall height that a typical sand cherry shrub can attain. With ornamental foliage, flowers, fruit, and form, it is a standout during all four seasons. Flowers