Growing pomegranate trees. Recent studies support historical ... and do well in drought or damp conditions. For growers in Zone 7 or lower, though, pomegranates (Punica granatum) are a lesson ...

They're hardy across US hardiness zone seven to zone 11 ... If you want to take on the challenge of growing your own pomegranate tree, look no further. We've compiled the ultimate guide to ...

Two weeks ago, I asked readers who had success growing pomegranates to share their experiences and some of their responses follow below. “Many years ago I noticed a beautiful pomegranate tree ...

If you live in a northern climate, you'll need to grow your pomegranate tree in a container to bring in during the winter, since most varieties of these trees are hardy in USDA zones 7 and warmer.

That means a pomegranate tree should be deep soaked every 10 ... and rain would soak the fertilizer into the plant’s root zone. How is a half-pound of actual nitrogen calculated?

I have seen pomegranate trees growing wild in Israel and their fruit is not nearly as impressive as those seen in nearby, scrupulously cultivated orchards. Stewart says the climate of Costa Mesa ...

The pomegranate is one fruit I wish I could grow. But I live one ridge up from the coast, and it just isn't hot enough for this heat-loving tree. I know because I watched one struggle for several ...

A: Pomegranate (Punica granatum) is a large-growing shrub or small tree that’s rated cold-hardy to USDA zone 8 and above, with the most stalwart selections rated to zone 7, so that would make it ...