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Dwarf white spruce is an evergreen conifer that is a native of North America. It is perfect as a potted tree since it grows slowly - typically two to four inches every year - reaching a mature height of 13 feet. It is popular amongst gardeners because of its easy care and maintenance.
(Picea Glauca)
Bay trees, also referred to as Laurus nobilis, are evergreen trees that produce yellow-green flowers and berry-like fruits. It originally covered or dominated the Mediterranean region, but its natural habitat has been devastated because of climate change.
Dwarf Japanese maple, also known as Acer palmatum, is also a slow-growing compact tree that grows one to two feet tall every year and matures at a height of three to eight feet depending on the variety. It is usually used for bonsai and rock gardens, but they also do well as potted trees.
Italian cypress or Cupressus sempervirens is a rapidly developing tree when given the right growing conditions.