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peppereater
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Do pomegranates flower on old wood or new? I need to prune a dwarf pomegranate, but don't know if it requires pruning after flowering or now. Anyone know?

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Dave
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I'm not sure if this helps, but my flowering pomegranite is budding up on last years wood. I have books here. I'll see if this is included.

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Punica granatum "Prune in late dormant season"
I hope this is helpful.

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Perfect! That would be now. Thanks so much, Tina! Does yours get the orange/red colored blooms? Post some pics for us all when it blooms... [thumb]

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Dave
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Will do.

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tkhooper
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I love pomegranite. I envy you all being able to grow them. Good luck and I hope you have a bountiful harvest.

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I came across an interesting fact while I was searching the web...every pomegranate has exactly 365 seeds...the number of days in the year!

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Dave
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oh, Dave, I don't believe it! [nutz] Now I've got to go get me one and count them. [lala] Actually, I'll have my kids count them! [thumb]

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tkhooper
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Are there any leap year pomegrantes? lol

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OOPS mine is already leafing..I guess I should have pruned it a few months ago? I'm in zone 8-9. It actually never dropped all of it's old leaves. I guess winter wasn't cold enough. Will I still get blooms?

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I have five 15 y.o. Poms in plastic containers. All are leafing out now. Three are Nana and two are Wonderful.

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flycats, my guess is you'll still get blooms. Papito, is the fruit of Nana useful? I know they're small...

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Dave
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Do poms have to reach a certain age before they start producing?

I started a few from seeds last year and they are now about 3 feet tall. They didn't flower last year,but would love to see them bloom this year.

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quote:
is the fruit of Nana useful? I know they're small...
The leaves of Nana variety are narrower, the flowers are smaller and fruits are about [2"-3"] the size of a Nutmeg. Are the fruits useful? It is not edible, therefore, there is only an interest as ornamental tree. My Poms are lined against the backyard fence.

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Do poms have to reach a certain age before they start producing?
Poms start bearing fruits after 5-6 years. Blooms appear in late spring or early summer; the fruits takes 6-7 months to ripen after flowering.

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That's too bad that the nana fruit isn't edible.
There was a standard pomegranate that was utterly loaded with fruit in a yard where I was working last fall...I meant to pick some, but forgot and left without any! [nutz]
I think I'll buy a few trees...anyplace you'd suggest buying them from?

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Dave
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Plants: 2290 | From: norman, ok | Registered: Apr 2005  |  Seeded: 69.30.170.166
   

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