If you live in a northern climate, you'll need to grow your pomegranate tree in a container to bring in during the winter, since most varieties of these trees are hardy in USDA zones 7 and warmer.

They rarely thrive. That's why it's best to buy your pomegranate tree in a 5 gallon container or larger. These will be old enough to get a quick and sturdy start in Coachella Valley heat and ...

Fruit bushes and trees are also grown in containers — the choices include citrus, pomegranate, blueberry, bananas and figs — but you’ll need a protected winter environment for most of those.

The best dwarf varieties for planting fruit trees in containers are mainly in the citrus family; such as lemon, lime, satsuma orange, key lime, kumquat and pomegranate,' he adds. It's time to ...

NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) - If you are willing to wheel a tree in and out of your house (or heated patio) twice a year, welcome to the wide world of container tree options. By taking freezing ...

“I have all kinds of fruit trees here, including peach, apricot, nectarine, plum, pomegranate and apple,” he said. “They are in 5- and 15-gallon containers. The difference is the 15-gallon ...