can this tree be planted in the ground?
512867
I received my tree last year. It was full of figs when it arrived. My tree is planted in the ground now, and is flourishing. Figs are now sprouting on it. It seemed to take no time to acclaimate once planted. Within the week, it was sprouting new leaves and growing.
512868
I gave these tress to someone in North Idaho. Her response to your question: "I never placed the turkey fig in the ground, but brought it in for the winter. It is producing new leaves, growing...but no fruit this year. The Chicago fig died to the ground, but is coming up from root...the literature stated that it may do this and still produce fruit...so we well see."
415117
You can, if you follow the directions of how high up to hang it. Attach it to the tree, don't hang it on a branch.
1458837
Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system
620455
No. It's too sturdy looking for a wedding decoration. It's meant to be "planted" in the dirt.
1440011
Yes. We actually moved some around when installing. To do the entire tree would be a pain, just to keep everything in order, but it could be done.
472283
HI It is not that big, but you could brace it. Its built really well but the edges are detailed with the flowers (small) you would probably lose a few. I put mine under a large shade tree and it looks really nice. Can you put a metal ring on the outside and plaster it or a redwood ring will would be soft enough not to break the base and use white oak around that its strong enough? I hope I helped alittle.
2225185
As long as it is anchored into a wooden deck or lawn timbers as we did it will be fine. If it is just anchored into the ground, then no, I wouldn't do it. We had lawn timbers put into the ground level all the way around and anchored it into that (if you don't have a deck) It was very sturdy all winter....
1991536
The ground is the bottom. You may want to look at other planters- we tossed this out after putting it together. Is very cheap looking.
2027191
The Persimmon tree can be planted in growing zones 7-10, sometimes with great care it can be grown in zone 6B. With the way the Winters have been in the NorthEast I would not plant in the ground.
193691
Doubtful unless you set it into a portable concrete base. It is designed to be driven into the ground and even with 3 ground spikes will loosen with use and require moving.
1083332
It has a flat bottom so you should have no problem with laying it on the ground and using it!!!!
16541
It can be installed at any height, but you will have to check your angle to make sure that it doesn't drop too fast because there is a danger of hitting the tree at the other end.
1059152
not at all, it's look amazing & gorgeous and this is the 2nd tree I purchased. I put it outside on the porch patio. Really recommended.
1369144
It can, but this tree can get as big as 25 ft high and 25 feet wide. I was told it will only grow as big as the pot but I don't know if that's true. At one point, I thought it died but then it came back from another shoot. It's about 6 ft high and 5 ft wide right now. I don't have the room if it's going to get much bigger. I would go with the dwarf tree next time.
600414
You can set the poles in the ground. But you know your project so please decide accorddingly. I will go with the "ground"
842700
I wouldn't because the head and foot would have to be put to high on the tree. The middle would sag to much and would not be comfortable. Mine is about 14 feet and it is perfect
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!