How big should a pot be for a tree? Cotswolds Garden FAQs

Q: How big should a pot be for a tree?

A tree pot should be at least 40-60cm (16-24 inches) deep and wide, depending on the tree species. The pot should allow enough room for the roots to grow and have drainage holes to prevent waterlogging.

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