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The pomegranate is a shrub that can vary from one to six metres tall and originated in ancient Persia (now Iran). Wall paintings with pomegranates have been found in Egypt dating back some 2,500 years. The pomegranate consists of all kinds of tiny grains that spatter away like a grenade when a ripe fruit falls to the ground. The Latin word for grain is therefore granum. A tasty and super healthy fruit.
The pomegranate is a shrub that can vary from one to six metres tall and originated in ancient Persia (now Iran). Wall paintings with pomegranates have been found in Egypt dating back some 2,500 years. The pomegranate consists of all kinds of tiny grains that spatter away like a grenade when a ripe fruit falls to the ground. The Latin word for grain is therefore granum. A tasty and super healthy fruit.
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Pomegranate plants, also known as Punica granatum, are fascinating additions to any garden. Although often thought of as shrubs, they can develop into small trees, depending on growing conditions and pruning.
Description: Pomegranate plants are known for their dense, evergreen leaves and attractive, trumpet-shaped flowers that range from orange to red. The fruits, called pomegranates, are juicy and full of red seeds, known as arils.
Growth and Maintenance: These plants thrive best in a sunny and well-drained soil. Regular pruning can keep the plant in check and shape. Pomegranate plants are generally hardy, but may need some protection during severe frosts.
Particulars: Pomegranates are known not only for their flavour, but also for their health benefits. They are packed with antioxidants and are often considered superfoods. Moreover, they have symbolic meanings in various cultures, including fertility and prosperity.
Choice of Varieties: Several pomegranate varieties are available, such as the 'Wonderful', 'Eversweet' and 'Acco'. Each variety has its own characteristics, such as flavour profile and growth size.
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