how tall is this tree expected to grow
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we have the tree inside a highscool. it arrived at about 3-4 feet. it has grown a little, but I do not know how tall/big it could get.
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up to 6 ft. tall. it is very manageable if you have to bring it inside over the winter, as i do.
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Hi, I'm not sure how "tall" the plant gets. I'm very sure you can keep it pruned for a small or indoor size. My guess is it doesn't get too big 4 feet at best - BUT THAT IS JUST A GUESS. The seller is very helpful and probably wouldn't mind a call or email. I had issues with mine when I received it, and they have helped my correct my mistakes (poor soil and over watered). Hope this helps.
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My Dwarf Meyer's Lemon was approx. 3 ft. tall. It was a healthy, established, thriving plant when I received it
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According to www.fast-growing-trees.com, they can grow from 20-25 Ft high at maturity. That's for Zone 7-9 (shows to be in the South). You could always keep them trimmed well.
296093
As per the information from Larry's Orchids & Tropicals Inc. (www.LarrysOrchids.com) this tree may grow up to 50 ft if grown in the ground. Mine is in the big pot on the front porch. It grew up since May a lot, but it is not higher than 4 ft. It probably could be in a pot outside in Ohio however you must protect it from the frost. Good luck!
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When I received the plant it was about 5" tall. I had planted it in the ground in late winter here in San Jose, Ca. We had a frost and it lost some leaves. Now that it's May it's about a foot tall and growing. Our neighbor that lived next door had a Yesterday Today and Tomorrow plant that grew to about 6 feet. I'm suspecting this plant will get about that tall.
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It's about 20 inches long and 5 inches tall. It's a cute train to start out with to put around the bottom of your Christmas tree.
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Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find the proper tree at a peddler's mall or in the corner of some dusty old barn. Hope this helps. Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find... » Read More Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find the proper tree at a peddler's mall or in the corner of some dusty old barn. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It is a starter size plant, growing and shipped in a 4 inch diameter pot, tree will be a minimum of about 8 inches tall, and will not have bloom or bud at the time of shipping.
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Not sure how long it will take to produce fruit, having had it only a month or so, but my 6" is now about 8" tall in a 6" pot. To be fair, being quick growers, I'd imagine it should be taller by now but as per my review the one I received needs some tlc.
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I have only had them a few months including the pot they are maybe 5.5 - 6 foot tall. There is information (youtube) that shows how to keep fruit & other trees the height most manageable for you. I have not pruned these any more yet; seems a good height and waiting for first fruits to be harvested (hoping next season) to see if it really needs to be shorter.A little research will show you that roots spread and tap root gets deeper when not planted in pot, the pot keeps is from spreading out its roots.
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Here in Southern California I have seen this plant grow to be a tall shrub about 4 feet wide and 6 feet tall, but it depends on how you prune/shape it. The plant I purchased arrived as a small plant about 4 inches tall. It is now about 2 1/2 feet tall an filling out nicely. No blooms yet.
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I got my 2 trees about 8 months ago, they are potted & are both about 2 feet tall. Won't really know how big they're going to get until this growing season. It's cold now & they're inside.
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The plant i got is about 5 ft tall. I believe the plant can grow as tall as 8 ft. But the taller it gets, the harder to move it around (in NJ, it needs to be in house during the winter). Hope this piece information helps.
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it is based upon the height of the tree. A 4-5 your old tree should be about 42 inches tall give or take...
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It is pretty small, not quite a seedling. The one I got was around 3-4 inches and had 4 nice leaves. The trick is keeping it alive. Mine is doing fine
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Mine was approximately 8 inches tall. I have had mine for a few months, I put it outside when the weather turned warm. It's growing vigorously and needs to be repotted again.
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Janet: I purchased this tree earlier in the year and planted it in large pot in the yard. It's doing well but I know it will take a couple of years to bear fruit. You should feel confident in placing it in a pot. Laura