Has anyone grown pomegranates in Florida?

Hi:


You are in an ideal climate for Pomogranate trees. Florida has zones eight through ten and this is a wonderful climate for growing them. I live in zone seven and have a Pomogranate. Last year we had fruit but this year due to our drought, there wasn%26#039;t any. In my zone it is a deciduous tree but in Florida, especially central and southern, it is an evergreen. Pomegranates are fairly easy trees to take care of and add a little organic mushroom compost to your soil if you plant one. This is a great organic fertilizer that will last up to one year. Water regularing and you should have a healthy tree and it should also bear some good fruit for you.





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Has anyone grown pomegranates in Florida?
It should do well in Florida the hardiness zone is good for fruit production.


Some zones can grow them but real fruiting isn%26#039;t good until zone 7 or 8.


Floridata: Punica granatum


http://www.floridata.com/ref/p/puni_gra....





Nursery


http://www.tytyga.com/category/Pomegrana...


Hardiness


http://www.tropilab.com/pomegrate.html



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