Who's GROWING POMAGRANATES?

Snookie · 01-31-2013, 07:22 PM

Waz up??? I just planted a Pomogranate Plant called Wonderfull..
Who else is growing Pomagranates that I may be able to get some info from?

Thanks
S

Bob3 · 02-01-2013, 04:03 PM

What ya need to know?
"Wonderful" is a pretty old cultivar, very common out here in CA & should do just fine by you in LA (the state). Great for juicing.
They don't usually require a lot of messing with, if you mulch with well rotted manure & compost in the spring it'll love ya.

Snookie · 02-01-2013, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob3

What ya need to know?
"Wonderful" is a pretty old cultivar, very common out here in CA & should do just fine by you in LA (the state). Great for juicing.
They don't usually require a lot of messing with, if you mulch with well rotted manure & compost in the spring it'll love ya.

Thanks If you don't have to mess with them much I CAN SUCCEED:}

Snook

Bob3 · 02-01-2013, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Snookie

Thanks If you don't have to mess with them much I CAN SUCCEED:}

You should be sittin' "fat & happy" then!

They do have a little better fruit production if they have a pal nearby they can borrow pollen from, guessing 'up to' 20% - 25% more fruit if a cross-pollinator is available.
You're pretty much in a sweet spot as far as climate goes, probably won't even have to water much.
They like lots of sun but handle partial shade, same with soil conditions; tolerates standing water but prefers fairly well draining & even tolerates brackish water, according to my buddy in FL.
A google should give ya the fine tuning info; look for websites at: "CRFG", "Purdue", & "UC Davis", or just do searches with "pomegranate" plus the above terms.

PR-Giants · 02-01-2013, 10:27 PM

I grew them for a few years, never had the opportunity to taste a ripe fruit.

Birds would eat 100% of the fruit before they were even close to ripe.

The thorns were long and sharp.

Abnshrek · 02-01-2013, 10:35 PM

So may require netting to keep birds out? :^)

Snookie · 02-02-2013, 09:02 AM

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So may require netting to keep birds out? :^)

10-69 on that Neighbor:}

I planted a variety called Wonderfull last weekend and bought a variety called Russian I'm going to plant tommorrow instead of watching that rediciolus football game:}

I'll be glad when football is over so my local station will go back to showing Cowboy movies on Sunday's

Western Movies I like DAT me!

rogersjames84@yahoo.com · 02-02-2013, 09:26 AM

I grow Pomagranates but the the type you have. I do know that Pomagranates do not like a lot of water.The plant can get root rot.

Snookie · 02-03-2013, 01:45 PM

Cool, Thanks for the to much water tip:}

Got the Russian Planted and walked over to the Wonderful Planted last week and noticed it is starting to sprout leaves...I like DAT me!

However; I was warned by the owner of a local nursery that the deer love the new growth from a PG tree:{ Oh Oh....

Seen this guy hanging around a couple of weeks ago..just waiting for a snack I guess lol

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rogersjames84@yahoo.com · 02-03-2013, 02:44 PM

If by pg tree you mean Pomagranates they are not a tree but a shrub. Can grow up to twenty feet tall.Get you some deer netting to keep the deer away. Lowes should sell it. I use to use the stuff for my garden when I lived on my farm.Will keep the birds off your fruits and stuff.

Bob3 · 02-03-2013, 04:13 PM

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...Oh Oh....
Seen this guy hanging around a couple of weeks ago..just waiting for a snack I guess lol

HE looks like a snack to me!
Time to start looking at pomegranate - venison recipes!

Snookie · 02-03-2013, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob3

HE looks like a snack to me!
Time to start looking at pomegranate - venison recipes!

10-4 on that

You ought to see his girlfriends
They nice and well fed does
I feed year round do they should be nice and tender lol

rogersjames84@yahoo.com · 02-03-2013, 05:48 PM

Deer meat ain't bad eattin either. Make a gravy for it .

Snookie · 02-03-2013, 08:26 PM

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Deer meat ain't bad eattin either. Make a gravy for it .

Rice and Gravy is a South Louisiana staple:}

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Snookie · 02-22-2013, 06:10 PM

Wonderful blooming.. also two Rusians Planted

Pictures soon....

I like DAT me:}

Snookie · 03-01-2013, 06:39 PM

WELL WELL.......SON OF A BISCUIT EATER

LOOKS LIKE IT GOING TO BE A MODERATE FREEZE THIS WEKEND HERE IN LIZARD CREEK.

GOT THE POM'S COVERED BUT WHO KNOWS???

SHAZAMIT!!!:{

rogersjames84@yahoo.com · 03-02-2013, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Snookie

WELL WELL.......SON OF A BISCUIT EATER

LOOKS LIKE IT GOING TO BE A MODERATE FREEZE THIS WEKEND HERE IN LIZARD CREEK.

GOT THE POM'S COVERED BUT WHO KNOWS???

SHAZAMIT!!!:{

I don't think the weather will harm them I live in Spring Hill and we have had frezees in the last two years that I have been growing them. I never cover mine and as of yet no damage.

Snookie · 03-02-2013, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by rogersjames84@yahoo.com

I don't think the weather will harm them I live in Spring Hill and we have had frezees in the last two years that I have been growing them. I never cover mine and as of yet no damage.

Wow Ok

These three were just planted and are just starting to sprout leaves and you say they won't get burned eh?????

Ok Cool...I'll let her rip

Thanks

rogersjames84@yahoo.com · 03-02-2013, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Snookie

Wow Ok

These three were just planted and are just starting to sprout leaves and you say they won't get burned eh?????

Ok Cool...I'll let her rip

Thanks

When I was studying these plant, before I planted mine, I read that they grow in the in the middle east. Iran, Iraq, Israel.All these countries get cold in the winter.In Biblical times they grew them also. I am sure they did cover them back then. I never cover mine. They will lose their leaves in the winter. But re-sprout in the spring.

Snookie · 03-02-2013, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by rogersjames84@yahoo.com

When I was studying these plant, before I planted mine, I read that they grow in the in the middle east. Iran, Iraq, Israel.All these countries get cold in the winter.In Biblical times they grew them also. I am sure they did cover them back then. I never cover mine. They will lose their leaves in the winter. But re-sprout in the spring.

10-4

Hope it doesn't get to this lol..

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I'll keep everyone posted on the outcome:}

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