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Pomegranate (Punica granatum)
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Exposure: Full sun, conditions similar to fig.
Partial shade reduces flowering. Hardiness zones 7-10.
Soil: Prefers fertile, moist, well-drained soil.
Growth habits: Shrub or small tree, 6 to 12 feet
tall and wide, rounded form with long narrow dark green leaves.
Beautiful orange-red flowers in early-mid summer followed by red,
2 to 3 inch delicious, nutritious fruits in the late fall. Fruit
may not ripen at higher elevations without using season extension.
Landscape uses: A fine, underutilized summer flowering
small tree or shrub. Pomegranate is useful as a container plant,
specimen or as a shrub border plant.
Edible/Medicinal properties: Fruits are sweet and
juicy. Pomegranate juice is a favorite in the Mediterranean, and
dried pomegranate seeds are used as seasonings in India. The fruit
is extremely high in vitamins and anti-oxidant compounds, making
it a heart-healthy addition to our seasonal diet.
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Available Varieties
'Favorite' - Hardy variety from Russia. The pretty, bright orange-red blooms appear in early to mid summer and continue until fall.
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