Your landscape and flower gardens are full of summer blooms. Now it’s time to prune those spring-flowering plants.

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4. Pomegranate Iron: 0.8 milligrams per medium-sized fruit (4% DV) Pomegranates are a decent source of iron, with 0.8 milligrams per fruit. They're also high in vitamin C and antioxidant compounds.

7. Pruning and maintenance Pruning is an essential practice recommended by both Lizy and Devaraj for maintaining the health and shape of pomegranate plants, especially when growing them in small ...

Heading cuts are best made in winter, when the plant is dormant, or in summer, after its main flush of spring growth. To make a heading cut, find an overlong main stem. Follow it from the tip down ...

Where pomegranate pruning is concerned, there is really no reason for it except to remove old wood or stems that have stopped producing fruit. Generally, stems are productive for about five years.