4.5-inch trunk diameter → root ball 40–54" wide × 27" deep. A planter that size is impractical. Root spread = 1.5× canopy width—containers can't supply enough water.
White pines this size cannot thrive in planters. The Nellie Stevens holly might tolerate a huge container, but even that's marginal. Plant in ground or choose dwarf varieties for containers.
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