Persian Pomegranate Tree - Red 'Anar Saveh' (ا نار ساوه)
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Our Persian Pomegranate trees, originating from Saveh, are known for being easy to grow and requiring minimal maintenance. These trees remain dormant in winter, then leaf out in spring, producing beautiful red flower blossoms. To avoid premature blossom drop, it's important not to overwater during this period.
Watering Schedule
Spring: Once young trees leaf out, water them about every 10 days in most areas. Increase the frequency to once per week as flowers develop into small fruit.
Summer: During the hot summer months, increase watering to twice per week to support fruit development.
Fall: As temperatures cool, reduce watering gradually, and discontinue completely during the winter dormancy period.
Mature Trees: Large, mature trees can be watered as infrequently as every 2 weeks to once a month, depending on the weather and tree maturity. Persian Pomegranate trees are highly drought-tolerant and require minimal watering.
Planting and Growing Conditions
Sunlight: Plant pomegranate trees in full sun for optimal growth and fruit production.
Soil: Ensure the soil is well-draining to prevent root issues.
Spacing: For creating a privacy hedge, trees can be planted as close as 6 feet apart. For more space, plant trees 10 feet apart or more.
Fruit Ripening and Harvesting
Ripening Time: In most areas, the fruits tend to ripen in the fall.
Ripeness Indicators: The size, color, and texture of the fruit will help indicate ripeness. The size may vary based on the quantity of fruit; thinning smaller fruit can allow remaining pomegranates to grow larger.
Aesthetic and Landscape Use
Pomegranates have a droopy and dense form with beautiful red flowers and fruits, providing year-round interest in the garden. They are excellent for adding color to corners of landscapes and work well as focal points in Mediterranean garden designs. Over time, pomegranate trees can grow quite large, making them ideal for use as a statement tree or hedge.
Popularity and Benefits
In California, Persian Pomegranates have gained popularity due to their health benefits and easy care. These trees require little water and minimal maintenance, making them a perfect addition to drought-prone areas or low-maintenance gardens.
Wonderful Pomegranate Tree
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Wonderful Pomegranate Tree
The Wonderful Pomegranate Tree, Punica granatum 'Wonderful,' is a captivating addition to any garden or orchard. Cultivate the Wonderful Pomegranate Tree (Punica granatum 'Wonderful') in your garden for a blend of beauty and utility. Boasting striking crimson flowers, glossy leaves, and delicious, antioxidant-rich fruit, this tree is a multifaceted gem. Discover its ornamental value, culinary potential, and rich historical significance.
Fruit Description:
This beautiful tree produces remarkable fruits. These large, spherical wonders feature tough, deep-red skin that encases the real treasure—juicy, sweet-tart arils. These arils are not only delightful to the taste buds but also rich in antioxidants and vitamins.
Tree Description:
The Wonderful Pomegranate tree is an aesthetic delight. It boasts vibrant crimson flowers with waxy petals, dark green leaves that form an attractive canopy, and a sturdy root system. Moreover, it's smooth, gray bark adds to its overall appeal, making it an excellent choice for both aesthetic and practical purposes.
Uses:
This versatile tree offers numerous uses. It's a visual delight, enhancing gardens and landscapes with its ornate beauty. Moreover, the arils of this pomegranate tree, additionally offers a blast of flavor and a touch of elegance to a variety of gourmet dishes, are also a source of rich, healthy juice.
History:
The Wonderful Pomegranate tree has a rich history, dating back to ancient times. Therefore, it's revered for its symbolism and cultural significance, it has made appearances in art, literature, and traditional practices. Furthermore, its timeless allure continues to captivate gardeners, chefs, and enthusiasts alike.
Size and Spacing:
To maximize the potential of your Pomegranate Tree, proper spacing and size considerations are crucial. In addition, to ensure adequate spacing of 12 to 16 feet between trees to allow for growth and air circulation, and maintain an ideal height of 12 to 16 feet. Prune regularly to maintain shape and size.
Yazd Pomegranate Tree
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Persian Sweet Pomegranate Tree
Yazd Pomegranate tree, a true gem among pomegranate varieties. Uniquely, it is known for its exceptional fruit and ornamental charm, this Pomegranate tree is a superb addition to any garden or orchard. The Persian sweet pomegranate tree is a woody deciduous fruit tree. A beautiful drought tolerant tree grows with single or multi trunks. Produces many bright orangish-red flowers in the Spring. Fruits Ripen in the Fall.
Fruit Description:
The Yazd Pomegranates tree produce large, round fruits with a unique reddish-pink skin and an abundance of sweet, ruby-red arils. In addition, the arils are known for their rich flavor and juiciness, making them a culinary delight.
Tree Description:
The Yazd Pomegranate tree is small to medium-sized with glossy, dark green leaves. In contrast, they produce striking red or orange flowers with waxy petals. The roots are fibrous, providing stability, while the bark is smooth and gray.
Uses:
Yazd Pomegranates are versatile. Their delicious arils are enjoyed fresh, in juices, and in various culinary creations. The juice is not only flavorful but also packed with antioxidants. Additionally, these trees also serve ornamental purposes, enhancing garden aesthetics.
History:
The Yazd Pomegranate tree has a rich historical significance. Accordingly, it is believed to have originated in the Yazd province of Iran, a region known for its exceptional pomegranates. Over time, it has gained recognition for its exceptional flavor, vibrant appearance, and cultural significance.
Size and Shaping:
Pruning your Yazd Pomegranate is straightforward. Maintain a balanced form by selectively trimming branches. This helps regulate size and encourages fruit production. Correspondingly, pruning can be done in late winter or early spring to ensure your tree thrives in the desired shape. In home orchards, many keep pomegranate trees less than 10 feet wide and tall. However, trees can grow over 20 feet tall and wide.