Dwarf trees grow about a foot a year and reach maturity at around 8 to 10 feet tall. If your soil is good, some varieties might not even need fertilizer to speed up their growth.

Just because you have limited space doesn't mean you can't have a majestic tree—consider one of these dwarf tree varieties. Ashley Cooper / Getty Images Whether you have a small yard or even ...

The advantages of growing lime trees in pots include being able to move them to a perfect spot for summer, then bring them ...

Growing fruit trees indoors can transform even the coziest corners of your home into a verdant personal orchard. Even better, ...

This pretty dwarf myrtle features bright-pink blooms and deep green foliage on a mounding shrub. It’s a great pick for pots. Size: 3 to 5 feet high, 3 to 4 feet wide. Zones: 6-9. Razzle Dazzle ...

Cherry Trees – There are fewer dwarf cherry tree varieties. Those available are usually grafted onto Gisela 5 rootstock, which keeps the trees under 10 feet tall.

Most fruit trees don’t grow higher than about 20ft, but if that’s too tall, there are of course smaller and dwarf varieties that’ll grow 8- 10 feet. The type of fruit tree you choose will ...

For dwarf fruit trees you will need at least 2 feet of raised bed on top of a foot or two of soil. When planting a tree in the ground, do not add a large amount of purchased topsoil or compost to ...