Norfolk pine (Araucaria heterophylla) is not cold-hardy in pots—roots freeze at 20°F+. In ground, soil insulates; in pot, roots die.
Plant in ground (zone 8a/8b, Ellisville MS is fine).
This species grows 50–100 ft tall. Plan for ultimate size or keep as container plant with winter protection indoors.
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