Crape myrtle is hardy in zones 7 to 9.
Growing trees in patio containers.
Crape myrtle lagerstroemia indica.
Prized for its delicate feathery leaves that come in a range of.
All conifer require well draining soil in a container and most thrive in a spot with full sun.
Available in dozens of species the japanese maple acer palmatum adds a graceful element to a patio container in zones 5 8.
Stylish container gardening is a growing trend so you don t need huge lawns or vast borders to bring the height and drama of trees into your space.
Plant full size varieties in large containers to grow as single trunk or multitrunk trees 8 or 10 feet tall.
Small trees on patios or decks can serve as natural focal points add privacy frame views provide shade and even bear fruit.
The ideal types of tree to grow in pots are slow growing or dwarf varieties.
They can bring height fruit bark and autumn colour into these small spaces.
The cherry red dynamite crape myrtle is one of the best choices for a container growing to perhaps 10 feet tall.
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Zones 6 9 acoma crape myrtle tree.
The bark develops an interesting combination of scaliness and smoothness and summer flowers come in rich pinks reds and purples.
There are plenty of trees that can be grown in pots and containers.
Prized for its delicate feathery leaves that come in a range of.
Evergreen conifers such as pine juniper fir and cypress trees make good container plants offering year round interest and structure on patios terraces and balconies.
Some have special features including flowers attractive bark and vivid fall colors.
Container grown trees can be used to frame entryways or to provide interesting focal points.
Available in dozens of species the japanese maple acer palmatum adds a graceful element to a patio container in zones 5 8.
If you feel your options are limited with a petite garden think again.
They are well suited to small spaces in the landscape such as patios and decks and can be used alongside other container grown plantings as well.
Others like the bright white natchez crape myrtle will grow a little taller but with spring pruning can be kept more compact if necessary for a smaller space.