The first pomegranates to grow in American soil were likely seedlings planted at Spanish missions after the mid-16th century. These seedlings eventually made their way to California.

Pomegranate, with its vibrant color and health benefits, is a popular fruit to grow at home. Growing pomegranates from seeds requires some patience and care, but the results are rewarding. In this ...

The pomegranate can grow from a 3-foot dwarf shrub to a 30-foot tree. Although it is mostly deciduous, it may be evergreen in warmer areas. Its glossy foliage and tube-shaped, scarlet-red flowers ...

Pomegranates sucker prolifically and so it is easiest to let it grow into its natural bushy form, but with diligence you can train it into a single trunk specimen as well.

Q: Will pomegranate grow in Maryland? I imagine not, but it would be fun to add to my fruit garden if I can get away with it. A: Pomegranate (Punica granatum) is a large-growing shrub or small ...

Dwarf pomegranate (Punica granatum ‘Nana’) is sometimes pruned mercilessly into a hedge, a circumstance that quickly destroys its charm. If you decide to grow a dwarf pomegranate, just let it ...

It would appear that the pomegranate is among the healthiest health foods on earth. Hundreds of peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals attest to the multi-faceted benefits of pomegranate ...