Norfolk Pine. I had one that grew taller than my ceiling and it bent over at the top. I donated it to my veterinarian for his lobby. He keeps it trimmed back.
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I'm curious about this very thing..thanks for asking Carol.
arbor vitea can grow in a pot, but it needs to be wide and deep enough for it to get good root growth
http://www.midwestgardentips.com/best_evergreens_for_containers.html
Hello Carol; Please contact your local nursery where you reside. They will be able to direct you to growing the right plants.
Aside from that, A small Cedar tree will grown well in a large pot. It will have to have a lot of room.
I hope that this helps you!! Take Care!
Ceder trees are a great idea!
Norfolk Pine. I had one that grew taller than my ceiling and it bent over at the top. I donated it to my veterinarian for his lobby. He keeps it trimmed back.
Sky pencil holly grows well in a pot.