However, if you do not layer mulch around your pomegranate tree, then one pound of actual nitrogen per every three feet of tree growth, applied in January prior to winter rains, is recommended.

E njoying pomegranates from your own backyard is a privilege many fruit-growing gardeners have. While it's possible to purchase an established pomegranate tree from a nursery, ready for planting ...

Growing Pomegranate Trees: A Wonderful Cultivar. The first pomegranates to grow in American soil were likely seedlings planted at Spanish missions after the mid-16th century.

There's an art to getting the growing environment right for your fruit trees so they can produce plenty of juicy fruit. Pomegranate trees are no different, needing pollination for successful fruit ...

Pomegranate trees can grow either along the coast or inland, unlike most deciduous fruit trees, which prefer a chillier climate. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 63°F.

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 is ...