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pdkrones Monroe, NC(Zone 7b) Oct 25, 2003

I have a couple of the standard, fruiting Wonderful pomegranate, and another called Texas Sweet. I have read that there are other commercial varieties, including one that bears particularly large, pink fruits, but can't find a source for one or two young trees to a retail customer. Anyone know where to look?

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Horseshoe Efland, NC(Zone 7a) Oct 29, 2003

pd...
This place has a couple, one is touted to be sweeter than the "Wonderful".

Another is a dwarf.

Might be worth taking a look at. I've dealt w/these folks before and have been happy w/the products.
http://eat-it.com/Plants/pomegranate.html

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pdkrones Monroe, NC(Zone 7b) Oct 30, 2003

Thanks, Horseshoe.

I will check it out. I am getting a variety of good ideas, and should be able to get more different kinds than I know what to do with!

Peter

P.S. Took a look. Unfortunately the Sweet is z8 and won't work for me. The Nana is strictly an ornamental.

I hope to get back on this thread in a week or so, with info. I have gathered to share with others. There is plant material and various rooted plants out there!

P.

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Horseshoe Efland, NC(Zone 7a) Oct 30, 2003

Hmmm...will be waiting to hear from ya!

Wonder if that zone 8 stuff will handle our zone 7 if we mulch it deep. Would be interesting, eh?

Will be waiting to hear back from you.
H.

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