Q. I have a 5-year-old Wonderful pomegranate bush that is approximately 5 feet tall. Every spring, the bush has approximately two dozen beautiful red flowers, which then fall off. Consequently, I ...

I love fruit trees. In my yard, I have an apple tree and a pomegranate tree growing. As I write this, my apple tree is preparing for a bumper crop. I can’t wait to share extra fruit with my family and ...

Growing a pomegranate from seed certainly requires some patience, as these trees need to establish for a few years before bearing fruit. To keep your new pomegranate tree in a healthy condition ...

Old photos of the pomegranate in my yard in Las Cruces from a few years ago show it covered in blooms in mid-April, but I do not remember what cultivar it is and we never saw fruit developing.

Q: I have a Wonderful pomegranate that is 3 years old. All this time I have been waiting for bright red arils. The fruit from this tree is almost yellow to a light pink and does not smell or look ...

If the early summer weather is too cool, the fruit won’t be as sweet. Pomegranate trees (actually large shrubs) should be given 2- to 4-ounce applications of nitrogen fertilizer the first two ...

“Once established, pomegranates are pretty tough. Most fruit trees aren’t like that — they need a lot of supplemental irrigation or nutrition,” said Parker. Pomegranates are also relatively pest- and ...

Gothamist's favorite fall fruit by far is the pomegranate.Just don't look for it at the farmers' market.Without the proper dry, hot climate, local farmers can't produce these tart, ruby-red fruits ...

Pomegranate: Tree from Iran thrives in the California sun. ... Chinese and Vietnamese Buddhists offer the fruit on New Year’s altars. ... Men who don’t understand L.A. won’t understand me.

Pomegranate soup is one way to enjoy the fruit's warming effects; it uses either the juice or seeds. One of the earliest cultivated fruits, the pomegranate has been traced back as far as 3,000 B.C.

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