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Potted Pomegranate Trees



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We love the see the different fruits and veggies that can be grown in garden containers.  This post is about a potted Pomegranate tree.  They are easy to grow, cold hardy and beautiful along with tasty.  Check it out.

Why do we say growing a potted pomegranate tree is easy. Well they have shallow roots compared to other fruit trees and that makes them easy to pot in a garden planter.  Each plant has lovely green leaves and delicate bell shaped flowers that are stunning in a bold bright red color.  When they bear fruit they look like large red apples with a hard shell that hide the juicy sweet seeds inside that are edible.

So here are a few tips that should encourage you give this lovely plant a chance.  Choose a sunny location.  The more sun this plant receives the better your chances are of bearing fruit.  If for some reason you can only place the pot in a partial shade location it will still bloom but have less fruit.

Soil for potted pomegranate trees should be loamy and loose.  Make sure to use a potting soil for fruit trees for the best results.  During the growing period the water requirement is medium to high.  So we recommend watering regularly and deeply.  Of course don't water log it.

It is best to fertilize regularly to help it achieve the best growing and blooming results.  Pruning will be necessary to encourage flowering and fruit so remove weak, or dead branches.  You shouldn't have an issue with disease but if you do treat it right away.

The last thing to consider is repotting.  If your pomegranate tree becomes root bound wait till there are no flowers or fruit on the tree and move it into a larger planter.  If moving it into the garage during winter is your plan then consider using a light weight poly resin garden planter.  Otherwise concrete, terra cotta, ceramic or fiberglass planters will work.  Just make sure the tree's roots always have some room to grow.

Well hope these tips help.  If you would like to share your experience we would love to hear from you.  Good Luck!

 
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