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Pomegranate

14 years ago

I'm managed to start some pomegranate from seed and was wondering how long I should leave them in the pots. Do they handle the winters or should I plan on having them indoors. Need to decide pretty soon as I have 3-4 coming up in each pot so want to separate them if necessary before too long. If I can plan them in the ground, full sun?

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lavenderpyly
14 years ago
hi I don't have the answer to you question but I would like to know how did you get them to start. Did you bought the seed or you got the fruit and took the seeds out. I have try to start some pomegranate from seed. But nothing happen.
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