Dwarf Cotoneaster – Cotoneaster prostratus Queen of Carpets | ↕10-25 cm | Ø9 cm

Dwarf Mispel – Strong hardy ground cover

The Dwarf Mispel, also known as Cotoneaster prostratus 'Queen of Carpets', is a versatile and attractive shrub that is extremely suitable as ground cover or for use in a hedge. Thanks to its compact growth, the graceful white flowers in spring, and the striking orange-red berries in autumn, this plant brings both beauty and functionality to your garden.

Features and care tips for the Dwarf Mispel:

• Height: This shrub grows 10 to 25 cm tall, making it perfect for low borders, rock gardens, and as underplanting.

• Diameter: The plant grows compactly and has a diameter of about 9 cm.

• Blooming: In May and June, short white flowers appear that attract bees and contribute to biodiversity.

• Berries: Around October and November, the plant develops orange to red berries that are decorative and loved by birds.

• Location: The Dwarf Mispel grows well in almost any soil type and thrives in both full sun and shade.

• Pruning: For compact growth and abundant blooming next year, prune the plant after flowering. The best time is before the end of February.

• Living product: Please note that this is a living product; plants may differ slightly from the photo and description. The plant is grown naturally and may further develop in your garden.

• Sustainability: The plants are supplied in recyclable plastic pots that can be reused with proper separation.

• Planting period: The best time to plant is in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November). During these periods, the soil is often moist and temperatures are mild, which promotes root development and ensures a good start.

With the Dwarf Mispel, you bring home a strong, reliable ground cover that you will enjoy for years to come.