Punica granatum
Pomegranate
A beautiful flowering fruit tree suitable for small to large size gardens.
Additional Information
Information  | Details  | 
|---|---|
Botanical Name  | Punica granatum  | 
Common Name  | Pomegranate  | 
Also Known As  | Pomegranate  | 
SA Tree No​  | |
Tree Type  | Evergreen,  Semi-Deciduous   | 
Attracts  | Birds, Bees, Butterflies  | 
Features  | |
Flowering Season  | Autumn  | 
Focal  | No  | 
Fragrant  | No  | 
Frost Tolerance  | Hardy  | 
Fruiting Season  | Summer, Autumn  | 
Growth Rate  | Fast >500mm   | 
Minimal Leaf Shedding  | No  | 
Origin  | Exotic  | 
Soil pH  | |
Root System  | Not Aggressive  | 
Soil Type  | Sandy, Clay  | 
Suitable Garden Size  | Small, Medium, Large  | 
Suitable Planting Area  | Semi-Shade, Full Shade  | 
Fruit, Citrus & Nut Trees Pricing
Bag Size  | Price Range Incl. VAT  | 
|---|---|
4L / 5L
  | NA
  | 
7L / 10L
  | R40-R400
  | 
20L
  | R300-R500
  | 
50L
  | R600-R800
  | 
100L / 200L
  | R900-R2000
  | 
Description
The pomegranate bears round, yellow-green to dark red fruit and produces red, white and orange flowers. It is evergreen to semi-deciduous with a shallow, taproot system.
Pomegranate plants can be grown into medium size ornamental trees or shrubs in gardens or parks. It can also be used for indoor or container planting.
- Tolerates temperatures as low as -12°C
 - Estimated height: 3-6m
 - Estimated width: 3-6m
 - Planting distance: 5m
 - Drought-resistant
 - Low chilling required
 
Cultivars: Wonderful.
Pollen compatibility: Self-pollinating.
Water requirements: Once established only water occasionally.
Fun facts: Pomegranate fruit is eaten as is or can be used in baking, cooking, juices, smoothies and garnishes.
				














