Other Names: Granada. Misspelled as pomegranite
Type: Shrub
Native to: Middle East/India
Fruit: The pomegranate is 2-5" wide with a leathery, red skin. Inside are white, spongy compartments, each containing the red pulp. Inside the pulp is one hard seed.
Size: The size ranges from 3-20' depending on variety chosen. The dwarf pomegranate shrubs are good patio plants.
Hardiness: Zones 7-10
Propagation: Seeds, cuttings, grafting
Uses: The seeds and pulp are eaten fresh. They can also be made into juices, desserts and other dishes. Syrup made from pomegranates is called grenadine. The pomegranate is also used for its nutritional and medicinal properties.
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