A gardener asks if a Madagascar almond tree can be kept in a large pot and its growth controlled. Expert Darlene confirms it's possible but advises against starting with a large pot. Instead, use a container just slightly larger than the rootball. This tree is well-suited for bonsai cultivation and can thrive in a bonsai pot indefinitely with proper root pruning and training.
With patience and skill, this tree can become a stunning miniature specimen.
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