Bring color, charm, and seasonal blooms to small gardens, patios, and pots with these gorgeous flowering trees that don't ...

As mentioned already, growing fruit trees in pots is ideal for smaller gardens, even balconies – and it can be helpful to grow in pots so they can be moved as and when needed as well.

In a small garden, every plant has to earn its place if the garden is to have year-round interest. As there may be only one or two trees, they have to work hard.

These trees stay small but still produce plenty of sweet, juicy pears. 3. Fig Trees For a taste of the Mediterranean, try a fig tree like ‘Brown Turkey’.

5 trees that grow ‘exceptionally well’ in pots and are perfect for small gardens If you're looking for trees to grow in containers this year, an expert has shared the best ones to go for.

The best trees to grow in pots can add much needed interest to patios, courtyards and other areas of your back yard. With both deciduous and evergreen options, offering various leaf color, fruit ...

An expert has shared her three small trees perfect for growing in pots on balconies, patios or small gardens that will provide a perfect focal point all year round Comments Lifestyle Sophie Harris ...

Yes, trees can grow well in pots; you just have to pick the right type. If you stick with slow-growing and dwarf varieties, they will be best suited to life in a container and won't grow too large.

Watering: For most fruit trees, keep the soil moist but not soggy. If you only have a few containers and you don’t travel much, you may choose to hand water. Otherwise, drip irrigation tubing is ...

Serbian spruce Pyramid Pot Grown Christmas Tree, £12, B&Q stores These dinky spruce trees, grown in Scotland, come in a 23cm-diameter pot, making them ideal for even the smallest corners and ...