How tall are these trees when they arrive and how close or far apart should they be planted?
886625
The plants are usually about 3 feet tall as measured from the soil, sometimes taller. How far apart depends on how much clipping you do or do not want to do, but I'd plan on about 10 feet minimum, a little more is better if you can.
886626
Mine were about 4 feet tall I didn't plant them just left them in the container idk proper planting procedure
1028178
not very big. They are on a strand that is spaced about 1 ft apart. They are about 1.5 inches in size.......LITTLE
1383445
Sorry, no ability to insert a photo here, additionally there is no way to guarantee plants selected for a photo today would be exactly the same as those that might be available at the time we received the order. Generally, plants are mature, well established starter size plants that are growing and shipped in 4 inch diameter plastic pots. Typically the plants will have runners 8 to 10 inches long, and are unlikely to have bloom or bud at the time they arrive. Just be sure to place all the items you want into your cart and check them out at the same time and Amazon will combine and calculate the shipping on that basis ~ Emerald Goddess Gardens
1585990
I'm sorry, I can't really tell you for sure. You may want to direct these questions to the seller. I live in NC and planted them last year late in the season and they did beautifully. I will plant them earlier this year, once it gets warm, and am hoping last years plants will come back. Just make sure you have good soil and they get some sun. Mine were planted in partial sun but it was still a very bright area. Not gloomy shade. They do get seed pods on them when they are mature plants. Good luck!
636565
Probably about 5 to 6 inches tall. :) they really stand out where I put them. I love them.
944758
I planted them in potting soil in a huge pot because I have poor soil. If you have a garden with regular garden soil it should do. They need a trellis or anything you can provide to climb on and they do climb a lot. Mine grew fom the trellis into the tree. They start fairly early on to bloom and fruit but I think it depends on the climate you have how early it will be. They bear until frost.
865438
Depends entirely on how you pot it-my brother and I purchased identical trees. His is in a fairly large planter pot, maybe a 2-3 gallon pot, and his tree is about 2.5' tall. Mine is in a smaller pot, about 1.5 gallon pot and is currently about 1.5' and growing slowly. The nice thing about it is it doesn't need much direct sunlight at all-mine receives almost none during the day but still has big healthy green leaves. Very nice low-maintenance plant to have at home!
1816957
Hi Katherine, mine trees came about 18 - 24". Some had small fruit on. They had a lot of leaves, and some branching. I had 18 plants, 3 died since. Others are fine, fruit growing, new leaves and little new branching. I have them since August. I ordered from Hirt's, NOT from 9GreenBox. If you want pics, please give me your email.
1516914
It's not like planting radishes or carrots. The trees are capable of growing 40 feet tall. If you plan to use them as trees then you should consider how tall you want them and space seedlings half that distance apart. If you plan on using them for food and cultivating as shrubs then 3-4 feet and harvest often. If you want to use them as a windbreak or hedgerow, about ten feet apart and top them at 12 to 16 feet. Planting would be simple in peat pots so that the seedlings can be cared for and protected initially. Then step up the pot size to 1/2 gallon and later to 1 gallon. Select for size and then place in permanent spaces. Of course, you could just plant a lot in the area you want to populate and later select the best specimens and remove the rest.
1645841
I've never planted them before, but I think they should cover 20 square feet. The seeds are very tiny.
1576393
I bought these for my mom and so I only saw them for a day, but if I estimated I would say about 8 or 9 inches tall about probably spaced about 1 foot apart. I hope this was helpful! (By the way, my mom LOVED them and instantly put them up on her camper awning!)
253415
These plants are tiny and would probably be lost at a wedding. 4-6 inches tall. The other problem would be these would be in pots. I would suggest going to a garden center and see what they might have. Good Luck
2050692
These are 14 inches around. I would think if your tree is bigger than that you should be able to simply put one around from one side and another from the other overlapping them or if they are still too small put a third one on and tie them together with something.
2170066
I am not sure. This, also, is my first year growing them. Not all of mine even came up, although I followed instructions carefully. Mine are only about 3' tall at this time. They are in the ground in very well prepared, fertile soil. I agree that you have to wait until after the first frost to harvest them, and that they may get 10' tall by then. I suggest that you contact Mother Earth News, which has lots of great information on ALL growing things! Otherwise, you may contact your nearest Agriculture County Extension Office for advice. I wish you the very best gardening! lbj
832430
the bonsai stays very small. i have a regular money tree planted in my yard and it is about 10 feet tall right now. i hope this helps you.
651913
They are 24 inches tall AFTER you circle them round the tree. Like from the ground up, tall. I am very pleased with them, but I have young (3-4 yr old) trees, maybe 1-2" diameter trunks. If you need them taller, you can add more.
474820
I would say it was about 2-2 1/2 ft tall when it arrived. We planted it last year and even though it almost died due to gophers, it grew another foot and produced 2 almonds this year. Fairly hardy tree so far. Very happy.