how big those this plant get?
1787317
Can't respond. Only had mine a year so still to small to bloom. Hardy little fellow though: During winter, loss all its leaves and after its winter rest, leaves flourished again.
1787318
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.
1847371
I got it last year and it was about 2 feet tall with 2 branches. It has not fruited yet but has grown and looks very healthy. I often don't take very good care of my plants and it seems to be thriving in spite of me. Can't beat the price
1367393
When I got my plant, it was only a couple of inches tall. 4 months later, it is now at least 6 inches tall and has several new branches. It has been in a warm, sunny window all summer. I am hoping this growth will be enough to sustain it through our long, cold winters. It will still get plenty of sun, but the ambient temperatures will be much cooler, even indoors.
1660631
The largest is about 12-8"" round and about the same in height. Middle @ 8" and smallest about 5" . I put a firecracker plant in largest and it is thriving. Other plants doing well too!
2044242
I put it within 8-12 inches. But, it depends on the type of plant and how many plants.
1298703
My guess is 2-3 feet wide and maybe a foot tall. I planted 2 last fall and only 1 has come up and right now it's barely breaking thru the ground. Rule of thumb with hosta's. First year they sleep, second year they creep and third year they leap.
1201406
It is the plant itself, but quite small. Mine is now about seven inches tall.
865436
The size of the plant depends on its environment. It can grow bigger if tansplanted to larger pots. You can keep it small by trimming the roots back every few years, just be careful not to trim off too much.
2100167
They are already grown and will need to transplant them to bigger pots when you get them. Most were about 3-4 inches tall.
1416830
Got mine about a month now. It was maybe 12" tall. Planted it in a larger pot outside in the sun. It has sent up a new shoot about 28" tall.They need sun and water. Do not let it dry up. Keep it moist not soggy.
2267152
Yes, just don't get plants that grow to a huge size. I put begonias in mine because they can be pinched back.
333421
they varied a little but they were all at least 5 inches tall. I expected a few of them to not survive shipping but they all did. I planted them towards the end of summer and they all made it through the winter. I will be buying more this summer after I put up another fence.
2156668
The one I received was approximately 12 inches high. It is a rapid grower and is now around 3 1/2 feet tall.The plant is not winter hardy for my zone in Northeast Georgia and temps in the low 20s will damage the plant.
1892099
Starter size plant in a 4 inch plastic pot. Mine is healthy and growing well
1845591
The Plumeria come as an 8 inch long stick and about 1 inch in diameter. I just inserted the Plumeria stick into the soil in a large clay pot about 4 inches deep. 5 of the 6 sticks are showing signs of growing.
1213527
I've had mine approx. 2 months. Planted in small pots. 6" d x 6"h. I will transplant to bigger pots later. I have three that are leafing out very well already, at this point I think the fourth still will. Planted them in Miracle Gro cactus, palm and citrus soil. We are still having signs of winter where I live so they have not been outside.
2170069
I waited until mine died down in the fall after it flowered and dug some up. Some were big and some little. I had to dig down a bit to get to them. I figure next year they will be bigger. I left most in the ground to grow back. I dug some up in the spring and they were bigger.The ones planted directly in the ground did better than the ones I grew in containers. Hope this helps.