Passage Summary: Garden centers don't agree on what "miniature" means for fruit trees, but there is one rule: if a tree can't grow in a pot, it shouldn't be called miniature.

Reasoning: Nurseries vary in their use of the term "miniature," but a tree must be suitable for growing in a tub or pot to be correctly labeled as such.

Analysis: Since this is a 'Must be True' question, we need to combine the provided facts to find a valid deduction. We are given a conditional rule: if a tree is not suitable for a pot, it cannot be correctly labeled miniature. By contrapositive, if a tree is correctly labeled miniature, it must be suitable for a pot. Look for an answer choice that reflects this logical requirement or the fact that some nurseries currently apply the label to trees that others do not.