as others have said. nearly forever. I would say, start with a smaller species that
is slow growing. mine been outside in a container for 3 winters now, north side of
my greenhouse protected from high sun and wind. I have a sneaking suspicion it has
rooted down thru the hole in the bottom to the ground. I need to transplant it soon
to a better and prettier pot of some kind. Ingrid

c (TOM KAN PA) wrote:

How long could a Japanese Maple tree be grown in a pot? I know it will
eventually have to be planted in the ground, but we're not sure where we want
it to permanently.




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