Wonderful Pomegranate

Variety: Early Wonderful Small: $1 Med: $1.50 Large: $2 Field Pack: 20 LB. Case/ $25 *Shipping charges NOT included in prices. *Cost of shipping is buyers responsibilty. We are a family owned & operated farm located in the heart of the Central Valley,...

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Carton open top , Number of carton per one pallet =171 cartonNet weight per one pallet =855 kg Number of carton per one container =3420 cartonNet weight per one container=17100 kg *load in 40 ft reefer container Size; From 6 to 15 pieces / carton * premium...

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We'll do whatever it takes to make it right. Dried pomegranates contain both soluble and insoluble fiber. Tart and sweet all in one bite! They are a rich source of antioxidants and dietary fiber.

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Because of its numerous seeds, the pomegranate is a symbol of fertility and abundance in many cultures, and it has also served as a symbol of love, righteousness, royalty, and immortality.

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Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering. If winter causes dieback, new growth from the roots remains true to variety.

Fungus is the arch enemy of pomegranates. Plant a hedge row, of Russian Reds, every 8 ft along your property border, so you'll never run out. One of the Biggest harvests of any Pomegranate Tree.

The Wonderful is self pollinating , meaning that you only need one to produce fruit. There is a lot of genetic diversity in pomegranate seeds. Resists drought, heat and pests. So you can even plant them next to your home or a fence.

This pomegranate is self-pollinated as well as cross-pollinated by insects. In the spring the leaves emerge with an uncommon splash of bronze. The leaves fill out the Pomegranate's dense rounded shape, lending it an appealing silhouette that would enhance...

Beautiful orangish flowers in late summer. Self-pollinating.The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates. Produces small red fruit in September.

Pomegranate is Latin for “seeded apple”, and although these exceptional fruits resemble apples, their fruit can be far costlier (so growing your own can be quite a savings). Sweet Pomegranate will grow up to 12 feet in height.

Therefore, pruning needs to be done prior to the emergence of new sprigs in the spring. You need only remove suckers and dead wood. The first is to hand-pollinate — a very simple process.Hand-pollinating pomegranates requires a delicate, sable artist...

The frequent agitators are Alternaria fruit rot, Aspergillus fruit rot and Boytrytis.– Alternaria is also called black rot and causes damage to the fruit in the form of wounds and rot on the interior of the fruit.

Water more in the hottest part of the growing season, then taper down considerably as fall approaches. Fungal diseases are often accompanied by leaf spots, premature leaf drop or other leaf damage, but sometimes the fruit is the lone target.Controlling...

Sap-sucking insects can also cause yellowing leaves, through unless the infestation is severe, it'll usually appear spotty or splotchy. Too much fertilizer can result in root burn and yellow leaves, but too little can causeand light green to yellow leaves.

The pomegranate seeds can be eaten after separating from the rag or pressed to extract the delicious juice, which is commonly used in grenadine mixed with other juices or drunk on its own.

Cut the fruit as close as possible to the branch, taking the stem with the fruit.Store pomegranates in the refrigerator for up to 6-7 months, that is if you can wait that long to eat this delicious, nutritious fruit.

This is a heavy producer and a great choice for juicing., which means “seedless,” (also known as Pink Ice and Pink Satin) is also soft seeded with a flavor like fruit punch from its light pink arils., another soft seeded fruit, does best in hot inland...

Insert the lower end of each cutting into the worked soil. Alternatively, you can plant the cuttings immediately in their permanent location.If you plant the cuttings outside, select an area in full sun with well-draining, loamy soil.

Even established trees need additional irrigation during dry spells to improve growth not to mention fruit set, yield, and fruit size.Don't fertilize pomegranates during their first year when you initially plant the tree.

They are heavy feeders, and they can completely defoliate a tree if there are enough of them. Good choices includeand syrphid flies. These insects are moth larvae that roll themselves up inside leaves and then secure them with silk webbing.

Place the tree in a partially shaded area to acclimate so it doesn't go into shock. Use sharp shears and cut just above a set of leaves. So what steps should you take prior to winter care for pomegranate trees?The first step in pomegranate winter care...

Spread the fertilizer atop the soil and two inches away from the trunk. Water the food into the soil. ThePomegranate trees are grown not only for their juicy, tempting fruit, but also make attractive ornamental specimens with orange-red blossoms prior...

The seeds of this variety tend to be medium hard to soft and the fruit is resistant to splitting and holds well. Provide your Pomegranates with a well-drained soil in a full to mostly sunny position.