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Very sweet, virtually seedless fruit... Even immature fruit are sweet! Red skin, clear, non- staining juice. 8-10 ft. arching shrub, or train as tree or espalier. This tree produces an abundance of beautiful large orange-red flowers over an extended period of time during the spring. The fruit is abundant, almost seedless, clear and non-staining with red skin. Immature fruit is also sweet making this variety a great choice for cool or coastal climates. Both the flowers and the fruit are produced at a very young age. Eversweet prefers full sun for best fruit production but will tolerate some light shade. Very drought tolerant once established. It is adaptable to any type of well drained soil. The tree is self-fruitful but production is increased with a second tree planted nearby. Harvest late summer through fall.
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Native to western Asia, this Pomegranate has it all: naturally dwarfing, beautiful red fruit, small edible seeds, and is consistently rated the most flavorful pomegranate in tasting trials. Great for juicing or fresh eating, producing heavy crops at a young age. Can grow up to 10 feet, but can easily be kept at six to seven feet with pruning. It has extremely showy red/orange flowers followed by large fruit. The fruit is quite large and highly colored in beautiful bright red. The arils are large and bright red with a very small, soft, edible seed. Vigorous upright plant sets a heavy crop dependably. Requires 100 to 200 chill hours. Self-fruitful.
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The variety Salavatski is also known as Russian-Turk. Very large red fruit, with red arils and sweet/tart juice. It is extremely cold hardy, imported from Afghanistan to the USDA Station in Byron, GA. Has survived -6F in Georgia, so could be grown as far north as coastal New York and New Jersey. Russian pomegranates survived winters where the popular Wonderful variety was killed to the ground.
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The fruit that the Sirenevyi produces when mature is soft-seeded, sweet, and spicy. The exterior of the fruit is speckled red and tan or pink and the interior is dark red. Arils are dark purple (Sirenevyi means "purple" in Russian).
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Pomegranate - var. Wonderful. Ancient fruit native from Iran to the Himalayas in Northern India. Attractive shrub or small tree, drought tolerant.
The variety Wonderful originated in Florida. Large, deep purple-red fruit. Rind medium thick, tough. Flesh deep crimson in color, juicy and of a delicious vinous flavor. Seeds not very hard. Best for juicing. Plant is vigorous and productive. Leading commercial variety in California.
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Dwarf Pomegranate - compact fruiting shrub that is often used for bonsai. Fruit are smaller than regular pomegranate, but also edible, although somewhat acid. Mostly used as cute ornamental specimen.
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