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pomegranate

21 years ago

I have a pomegranate that I planted at least 3 or more years ago. It looks healthy and vigorous, but it has never bloomed. It gets sun during the middle of the day. Does anyone have a clue? I recently cut several branches out of it to get it down to only about four stems.

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georgiagirl
21 years ago
I planted one in the Biblical garden at my church, and it took it several years to bloom. Late cold snaps will affect its desire to bloom.
HoneyGum_SugarBush
21 years ago
Do those need a polinator? I love pomegranites. Luckily I live near a Harry's Whole foods now and they have some really nice big ones when they are in season.
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cashenry
21 years ago
I planted one about three years ago and it has bloomed at least the last two. It is still blooming although not as heavily as a month ago.
Mine gets sun most of the day - except the very late afternoon. Its in a spot that's pretty sheltered from the wind and is quite happy. I haven't had pomegranates but I love the intense orange double flowers.
lindabeth
21 years ago
My son,in Macon,had one in the yard of the house they sold, in full sun....It was taller than the one-storey house,and the blooms were wonderful!!

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