We consider any tree that grows to 15 feet tall or less a dwarf tree. We have included ornamental trees, evergreen trees, flowering trees, and fruit trees in this section. Read about our Top Ten Dwarf Trees.
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What You Need To Know About Dwarf Trees
What are Dwarf Trees?
What are the Hardiest Ornamental Dwarf Trees?
Japanese Maples are the hardiest Dwarf Ornamental Trees. They grow in most climates in the United States and are adaptable to just about any soil. Knock Out Rose trees and the dwarf varieties of Redbud and Magnolia trees are also exceptionally hardy Dwarf Trees.
Can You Grow Dwarf Trees in Pots?
Can You Grow Dwarf Trees in Pots?
Small trees are perfect for containers. Any of the trees you see in this section can be grown in pots. We recommend growing Fruit Trees, like Figs, Meyer Lemons and Key Limes, Flowering Trees like Dwarf Crape Myrtles, Rose Trees, Hydrangea Trees, and Hibiscus Trees, Ornamental Trees like Japanese Maples and Tropical Palms, and Evergreen Trees like the Dwarf Alberta Spruce in pots.
When to Plant Dwarf Trees
Plant Dwarf Trees in spring and fall for best results in most areas. However if you have mild summers or winters planting at those times is fine for most Dwarf Trees as well.
Types of Dwarf Trees
Dwarf Evergreen Trees
Dwarf Flowering Trees
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Magnolia Trees
Redbud Trees
Rose Trees
Dwarf Fruit Trees
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