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Originally Posted by Me
I'm looking for the smallest possible tree and am hoping which ever I buy
will grow in the pot I buy it in. My backyard is narrow and I don't have the
room to plant it my soil. Will that work?
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The ultra dwarfs are usually more assured to be grafted to a truly dwarf root stock. Which will help assure a small size.
Since you are planting in pots it won't matter much as the size of the pot will also restrict the size the tree can grow.
A dwarf fruit tree in a pot is the perfect solution for a very small garden area - they can even be brought indoors or placed on a balcony. Proper watering and feeding, and I like to spray with a compost tea, or bokashi, etc also.
http://www.dwarffruittrees.org