Potted Christmas Trees

My nephew bought a Christmas tree in a pot that is now in my garden, it `s about 4 feet high and 18inch deep soaking tubs and about the same everywhere, it` s good looking, all green,
My question is that I `m not due to be planted in the soil that I don` t really something 50ft high in the garden about 10 years, survive in the pot as a dwarf tree or should I just put up with a tree planted to grow as it wishes?

First ... if you have an evergreen tree that will grow 50 ft in 10 years, I seriously want to know what kind it is. LOL
But seriously ...
As mentioned in an earlier answer, the idea behind the potted Christmas trees is to promote stewardship for trees and add to our rapidly declining tree population by planting after Christmas is done. This tree is already too large to make a bonsai. And as for cutting up when he is at the desired height ... DO NOT DO IT! Topping a tree is a surefire way to cause a tree to become unhealthy because of low growth habits such as leadering multiple or due to a disease that can infect the tree at the cutting point. Trees are very stressed and trim will be too weak to fight against diseases and insect pest attacks.
If you do not really want to plant the tree in your garden, so I agree with the earlier suggestion of this gift. Perhaps a local school, talk to your city parks department to see if they wish to put in a park, give it to a friend or family member who, like a tree in their yard or you could even sell it auction and give the proceeds to a local charity, just like Boys and Girls Club or the guides / scouts.
The link below is the page to educate consumers of the International Society of Arboriculture website. Maybe you can find information here to help you make an informed decision about what to do with your tree.

they are beautiful when they grow up, you can always plant it and dig it up for next Christmas?

it could survive in the pot, but he wouldnt nutrients it needs

they do not have knighted Happy Murcia?

It has a nice ring to it, Sir Good Murcia.

As to your question, I have no idea, I did not even have a garden, but I'm sure there are experts here.

Sorry I've never eaten potted Christmas tree in the pot so that the shrimp'm not able to help - edit - I contacted my friend and he said Ivor Greenfinger, it crashes and you can cut the top off if you think it's become large enough

If you do not want to grow in the ground, you can certainly keep it in the pot, but do not forget to provide regular care, as these trees start to turn dry when not treated properly.
give him the usual water ...... And feed it with manure at regular intervals. also cut the top and Levav they grow together.
Good luck!

You'll have to get it into the ground as it grows. The purpose of Christmas tree in a pot is to save our trees and help the air quality, so please do not let him die now. She remains in a saucepan for a while but it will not take much to kill him. It could be taken to an area that will accept this, or if you keep the size it can be a great addition to your lawn.

you can keep pot ... but you will need to increase the size of the pot, if you do not start treating it as bonsai .... you could do it too, you know ..... four feet, it will not be long until it begins to die of hunger because there is no roots in this small earthen pot ..... So either clip the roots and begin to bonsai-ing or go bigger with the pot or give to someone who is going to crash .....

ain'tcha earned a corner where he could get ????.... parent? ... uncle freds ?.... children'?.....

Contact your local city parks department, they may want. It must be in the ground ..