Pomegranate
12 years ago
I purchased this Salavatski Pomegranate (1 gallon) from edible landscaping a few weeks ago and to my surprise it has already started to blossom. Should I remove the blossoms and let it rest for a year or just let it go? I'm new to pomegranates and wasn't expecting any blossoms for a few years.
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