A 3x6 foot planter in a concrete pool deck is too small for most trees, especially with a "no mess" requirement. All trees drop leaves, flowers, or debris. Roots will eventually crack the concrete. Consider large shrubs instead: ligustrum, pittosporum, or natal plum provide greenery and can be shaped. If a tree is essential, a Queen Palm (in Zone 10) stays relatively clean but still sheds fronds. Consult a long-established pool contractor for creative alternatives like a sculptural element or a vine-covered trellis.
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