Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh.
Annotated by Frank Lomer, 2015.

British Columbia: Okanagan, Penticton, West Bench, 400 m southwest of junction of West Bench Drive and Jonathan Drive, 110 m south of water tower. Elev. 472 m
49.504861° N, 119.633889° W,
Grassland hills in rural/residential area, in wooded brushy hollow near subdivision; growing with Pinus ponderosa, Lonicera involucrata, Amelanchier cusickii. Small tree 4.2 m tall from a single-stemmed base; new leaves orangey-red; sepals swollen at base, persistent on fruit, to 14 mm long; cultivar with bronzey new leaves (becoming green), escaped from cultivation (seen at one property nearby); also a stressed 1 m tall plant beside the escaped plant; sepals exceptionally long on immature fruit, similar to a rose hip in appearance.

Frank Lomer 9221, 2015 May 18
UBC, Accession: V246555