If my plant grows 1m x 1m what size pot do I need?

Would be useful to have the appropriate tray size to go with the pot size.

This is really good information, have always wondered what size the various pots were

@ Suzi - thanks Suzi, glad you found it useful.

Do you have Euphorbia amygdaloides var Robbie wood spurg in stock

@ Viv - Hi Viv - we don't stock that particular variety but we do sell a wide range of other Euphorbia plants - please see this page for our range: https://www.jacksonsnurseries.co.uk/plants/plant-type/perennials/by-variety/euphorbia-plants/

Why can’t nurseries just say how tall a tree is instead of using a litre pot I don’t so much care about the litre under ground it’s so silly a conifer in a one litre pot is how tall as opposed to one in a 3 litre pot?! So irritating

@ Jimmy - thanks for your feedback. We appreciate your frustration and sometimes try to show plant heights for e.g. bare root plants and hedging. The difficulty we and other nurseries have is we grow or buy plants from suppliers by pot size and it's often difficult to reliably give an indication of height, which may vary throughout the year or depend on how long the plant has been grown on within the pot. Herbaceous perennials, for example, die back below ground each winter before bursting back into life again in the spring. Similarly, many fast growing bamboo plants in a particular pot size can put on 45cm+ of growth in a season, so their height can be very different in the same size pot depending on when they are bought over the course of the year or gardening season. That said, we take your comments on board and will try to show supplied heights as much as possible on our website going forward.