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Pomegranates
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A
favorite fruit that has been around for hundreds of years. Useful
as landscape plants as well as for fruit. Attractive orange red
flowers. Fountain shaped shrub or tree, depending on the training.
Needs sun for best flowers and fruit. Drought tolerant. Grows
well in alkaline soil that would kill most plants. Cold hardy.
Ripens in October. 150-200 chill hours needed. Zones 5-9. |
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Angel
Red® - New (Patent #16578) Unique gourmet fruit.
Bright red, large fruit produces almost a month ahead of Wonderful.
Excellent flavor, bears heavy crops, has soft seeds that can
be chewed and eaten, and has a vivid red color. Yields high
volumes of antioxidant juice. Ripens late Aug to early Sept.
Mature height if unpruned 15-18’. 150-200 chill hours.
Zones 5-9. |
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Utah
Sweet - Large pink fruit. Non-staining white transparent
flesh. Very sweet and juicy when ripe. Grows to 12’.
Orange-red flowers. Very unique high quality fruit. Selffruitful.
Ripens in early September before Wonderful. 150-200 chill
hours. Zones 5-9. |
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Wonderful
- Extra large. Blushed red skin. Flesh rich, red color, juicy
with sharp flavor. Most well known of pomegranates. Ripens
in September. 150-200 chill hours. Zones 5-9. |
USDA
Hardiness Map
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