Fun facts about pomegranates. ... Pomegranate plants live 100 to 150 years in the wild, 300 years or more in cultivated gardens. They bear fruit in their second or third year, ...

Extracting the facts about pomegranate pills. By Elena Conis, Special to the Los Angeles Times . June 13, 2011 12 AM PT . Share via Close extra sharing options. Email; Facebook; X; LinkedIn; Threads; ...

· A pomegranate tree can grow up to 15 feet in height and may live for more than one hundred years.

Linda Lockett-Brown, visiting nutrition professor in the Department of Nutrition & Dietetics at the University of North Florida, discusses myths and facts about the tangy, sweet pomegranate. Myth ...

The pomegranate was first cultivated in Persia 5,000 years ago. It was the favourite fruit of the ancient Greek gods and in Ancient Greece, represented life, regeneration and marriage. In China, a ...

Pomegranate season is upon us, and fans of the world's oldest-known fruit are getting ready to enjoy these tart, tannic red globes. Whether you're already into antioxidant- and vitamin C-rich ...

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.

(Fun fact: It's got more antioxidants than green tea, according to Zhu.) Pomegranates are also a great source of potassium , an electrolyte important for muscle function, she adds.