My mom dressed us up in big black t shirts as kids when my grandma’s would fruit. It was a beast. It was cut down at over 50 years of age- a couple years later it grew back in the same spot!!! I have a baby from it now ❤ and it’s getting sizable again but gosh- nothing like that dense forest that stood over 20 feet tall
I'm in zone 9-10 as well and most of my relatives love growing these trees as well as loquats and apples. I haven't grown a pomegranate tree yet but I might this year!
You should if you got the space! I didn't have much luck finding good ones at the market, if I did, they are rather pricey. I would love to have a loquat tree...
Hi Wendy If you have a high crop, you can juice it, seeds only, and reduce it on a low fire in a pot until it becomes a thick sirop or molasses. You can add it to salads as a dressing and it will last for years in bottles.
Woah! Your poms are huge. If you had your own market , you would probably be able to sell it for a hefty price! I currently have 3 Pom trees myself and the first one I planted so far is bearing 3 fruits for me. Can't wait to try! Thanks for sharing a view of your gorgeous pom tree.
Just planted a couple of trees here this spring, how long did you wait to allow yours to bear fruit? Mine have been flowering, but I'm scared to stunt their growth so I've been picking all their flowers off
In zone 9a southeast LA gulf coast our Parfianka pomegranate is my favorite fruit tree unless it rains too much, which reduces the harvest. One dry summer we had pomegranates for over 3 months and they are incredibly delicious. Last year it rained so much we had a small harvest. Give them a try if you live in a dry climate.
My Wonderful pomegranate is about four or five years old now and getting read to bloom and possibly fruit. I got it from Parkseed on sale two years ago. It bloomed last year in a pot and last fall I finally got around to planting it in the ground. The new growth this year looks very good. These trees seem very well suited for Texas, zone 8b, because while they are very resistant to heat and can take lots of sun like citrus, but they don't need to be protected from frost the way citrus and true tropical plants do. They can take it down into the 20s just fine. Everyone who possibly can should grow pomegranates.
Very happy to find your channel & subscribe. Peel the pomegranates in a bowl of water & the seeds float to the bottom for separation from the white rinds with a bonus of no staining.
I'm so happy I found your channel. I have a pom too. Don't know the variety. This year is the first season that it bloomed like crazy. I would have had so many, however, with some crazy winds that came.. most of my flowers were knocked off. So I was left with amount 20 or so, lost some to critters and I'm currently eagerly waiting for about a dozen to ripen.
No more stain if you crack it open inside a bucket with half full of water. I'm from zone 10 and I have 15 pomegranate trees from a single mother tree😀
oh, one more thing. you can take citrus peel, lime or orange are especially good, and squeeze the peel a little bit, and mist pomegranate arlis with oil to give it a neat flavor variation. if you like my tip, check out The Domestead. We Love your show, thanks!
Beautiful healthy looking tree,and fruit. This is great info about this fruit. Will you please tell me the name of this variety,and is it tart tasting,and are the seeds soft or hard? I want to try and grow some fruit that is huge like yours. Thank you for sharing Wendy🤗
I think this variety is called Ruby Red. If you wait until it is fully ripe, it has a pretty sweet taste, but with a bit of tartness at the end. If you are looking for pure sweetest find pink or white pomegranates. The red ones will have higher nutrition compared to lighter colored ones. Density of the seeds depends on the amount of water the tree gets. I’ve had different hardness each year based on how much water it goes. More water = smaller, softer seeds usually. Happy Gardening!
I have 3 pomegranite trees that are about 7 years old, grown from seed. I only saw one flower on one of the trees so far. I'm in zone 8b. Any ideas why I don't have fruit yet ?
Your place feels like an enchanted house-garden...is that the tinkerbell fruit...he,he,he....Love your videos Wendi...is Peter doing the cam? Can tinkerbell do the drone..LOL...bye...
Omg!! Beautiful!! What variety of pomogranite is it. Also what minerals or food exactly do you use just out of curiosity? I just planted a wonderful pomegranate. I sadly killed my Sweet Utah after moving it to the roof top deck. Way to hot up there. I decided to plant my wonderful pom inground this time around. I grew up eating poms and figs as a kid. Cant wait to eat right off my very own pom tree! 😊
Sir my pomigranate always cracked their skin before getting sweet. I used Boron spray two times but still problem not yet solve. Even There is good moisture in soil. I used to give proper watering. Their leaves and steam look green and healthy but when fruit become big it get cracked.. please suggest me
Dear Wendi, it seems that you enjoy a lot your beautiful yard :) I was wondering - how come the birds don't eat your delicious fruit once they're cracked?from my experience, it's impossible.....
OMG!!! You are super lucky! Those are the most beautiful pomegranate I have ever seen! Is it the special grade of pomegranate? They are huge, look sweet and very healthy. Can I buy some seeds from you? Thanks!
Try growing it in a large well drained container in a place that gets full sun and you will be able to get fruit if you put wheels under your container you can roll it in your house every night and save the fruit snd the flowers from the cold. Thats what im doing
Hi Wendy! Such great pomegranate tree you have .you mentioned about throwing food scraps on the ground before you planted the tree?? Do you need to wait till the scraps gets composted before planting? Also, about the minerals you added for fertilization...where do you get it from and what it's name? Thank you again.
Good Day, Wendi. My husband & I live in SWFL Zone 9B/10. What variety of Pomegrante to you have? We have 2 Wonderful Pomergrante Trees that are at about 6-8 ft. have fruited a bit from both. What do you do to make your tree, produce so much fruit. Thank you from Us Florida Coconuts, Maria & Vinny...
My pomegranate tree is about 3 years old and the pomegranates always crack open before they are rip they always get about light pink then they crack open and fall off the tree :( idk whyy I live in fl
I really love your videos. What variety of pomegranate do you have? I watched a video where they opened and de-seeded the fruit under water, to prevent staining. It works. ( Soon I hope to have my own tree). Thanks!
Yeah I've seen that done before...it didn't come to mind when I was prepping. It would be a good idea especially if you are opening a fruit that has insect bite and you want to store the seeds. Opening in water would give them a quick rinse too! Thank you for watching! :)
It took a few years until the tree fruited for us. Video was taking a couple months before I published the video. They fruit in the fall. I'm in Zone 10.
Hi, I love in Florida zone 10 and are having trouble getting my pomagrante to grow, it gets a few blooms fruit start to form but fall off, any suggestions on what to do would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Althea McDougal is this your first time seeing it bloom? Some fruit trees seem to be unsuccessful in fruiting when it's their first time. Our tree did not fruit until the second time it flowered. Does it get cold enough for leaves to drop there?
Wendi Phan: Yes it gets a little chilly here sometimes temps dip into the 30s but it doesn't last long, the tree gave me two guavas last year but haven't flowered at all this year. I fertilized and pruned in the spring hoping it would produce more but it didn't produce at all.
That's what Rapunzel's mom said when she was pregnant. Then look what happened :o lol but for real, her vids are amazing and that garden is vegan heaven. :D
You are too cute, and funny. thanks for keeping on making tv i like to watch. those pomegranates look so delicious. only have 2 white Babylonian pomegranates, not very sweet like the wonderful ones. side note, pomegranate peel has a compound in it that cand dissolve rubber phone cases. I was running, ate a pomegranate, and yeah, anyway. Keep it up girl! We will keep watching. thanks again
Fact: Pomegranate seeds do not come true to type, so plants grown from seed will have unexpected traits, possibly including poor-quality fruit. Planting the seeds will not produce the same fruit quality in size, quantity, and taste that it came from. Best to get the same exact traits is to either grow through grafting, cuttings, or marcoting (air layering).
@@randomperson9122 It's because some fruits do grow similar to their parents. Peaches, nectarines, apricots for example usually grow to be very similar to their parents. Apples and pears are an extreme example, because the ones you see at supermarkets are nothing like the natural growing ones. Pomegranates tend to be a bit more unpredictable, but from what I have heard, they usually tend to still give good fruit. I'm growing two pomegranates myself which I started 4 months ago, but my climate isn't that ideal for growing them. I need to keep them in containers and move them to a cold place in my house when winter comes lol. Also, I think it's enjoyable to grow stuff from seed, even if they aren't 100% perfect like everyone that write these types of comments do.
My mom dressed us up in big black t shirts as kids when my grandma’s would fruit. It was a beast. It was cut down at over 50 years of age- a couple years later it grew back in the same spot!!! I have a baby from it now ❤ and it’s getting sizable again but gosh- nothing like that dense forest that stood over 20 feet tall
You were supposed to show us how to grow the fruit from scratch. Instead, it was half baked personal account of how clever you are.
WOW! I have never seen pomegranate seeds that were that large. I wish I could try one - they look so delicious!
I'm in zone 9-10 as well and most of my relatives love growing these trees as well as loquats and apples. I haven't grown a pomegranate tree yet but I might this year!
You should if you got the space! I didn't have much luck finding good ones at the market, if I did, they are rather pricey. I would love to have a loquat tree...
Hi Wendy
If you have a high crop, you can juice it, seeds only, and reduce it on a low fire in a pot until it becomes a thick sirop or molasses.
You can add it to salads as a dressing and it will last for years in bottles.
Never saw so big and so colorful pomegranate fruit. Awesome tree you have.
Rajiv S thank you!
Rajiv S has to work 1the 88u8
Sadly I don't think ,y garden would be hot enough for a pomegranate, but I enjoyed watching this all the same, always keen to learn. Thank you!
Thank You. I'm sure there's lots of wonderful things you can grow that I envy :)
Such a beautiful tree! I absolutely love growing trees! My picture is a little old but it's of my lemon tree! I'd love to have one of those!
Woah! Your poms are huge. If you had your own market , you would probably be able to sell it for a hefty price! I currently have 3 Pom trees myself and the first one I planted so far is bearing 3 fruits for me. Can't wait to try! Thanks for sharing a view of your gorgeous pom tree.
I love pomegranate. I finally grow it in a container this year. Thank you.
Just planted a couple of trees here this spring, how long did you wait to allow yours to bear fruit? Mine have been flowering, but I'm scared to stunt their growth so I've been picking all their flowers off
In zone 9a southeast LA gulf coast our Parfianka pomegranate is my favorite fruit tree unless it rains too much, which reduces the harvest. One dry summer we had pomegranates for over 3 months and they are incredibly delicious. Last year it rained so much we had a small harvest. Give them a try if you live in a dry climate.
thanks wendi, will have to add this tree to my list
My Wonderful pomegranate is about four or five years old now and getting read to bloom and possibly fruit. I got it from Parkseed on sale two years ago. It bloomed last year in a pot and last fall I finally got around to planting it in the ground. The new growth this year looks very good. These trees seem very well suited for Texas, zone 8b, because while they are very resistant to heat and can take lots of sun like citrus, but they don't need to be protected from frost the way citrus and true tropical plants do. They can take it down into the 20s just fine. Everyone who possibly can should grow pomegranates.
Absolutely! THey are so good for your heart too! Hope you'll get your first set of fruits this year. Would be very exciting! :D
What a great harvest👏👏🌱🌿🌴🌲🌿great tutorial, loved it💕💕
Very happy to find your channel & subscribe. Peel the pomegranates in a bowl of water & the seeds float to the bottom for separation from the white rinds with a bonus of no staining.
Thank you! :)
I'm so happy I found your channel. I have a pom too. Don't know the variety. This year is the first season that it bloomed like crazy. I would have had so many, however, with some crazy winds that came.. most of my flowers were knocked off. So I was left with amount 20 or so, lost some to critters and I'm currently eagerly waiting for about a dozen to ripen.
Your pomegranates look so healthy 😎
thank you for the information I live in Mississippi I will plant on a mound it is low here.blueberry grows good here.
No more stain if you crack it open inside a bucket with half full of water. I'm from zone 10 and I have 15 pomegranate trees from a single mother tree😀
oh, one more thing. you can take citrus peel, lime or orange are especially good, and squeeze the peel a little bit, and mist pomegranate arlis with oil to give it a neat flavor variation.
if you like my tip, check out The Domestead. We Love your show, thanks!
That sounds exciting. Will give it a try. :D Thanks for sharing your channel!
Love your video and you look so sweet specially when you're eating those pomegranates
Beautiful healthy looking tree,and fruit.
This is great info about this fruit.
Will you please tell me the name of this variety,and is it tart tasting,and are the seeds soft or hard?
I want to try and grow some fruit that is huge like yours.
Thank you for sharing Wendy🤗
I think this variety is called Ruby Red. If you wait until it is fully ripe, it has a pretty sweet taste, but with a bit of tartness at the end. If you are looking for pure sweetest find pink or white pomegranates. The red ones will have higher nutrition compared to lighter colored ones. Density of the seeds depends on the amount of water the tree gets. I’ve had different hardness each year based on how much water it goes. More water = smaller, softer seeds usually. Happy Gardening!
@@wendiland
Thank you👍
I have planted this type of variety in my garden...
Wow what a very beautiful tree 💞❤️💚
I have 3 pomegranite trees that are about 7 years old, grown from seed. I only saw one flower on one of the trees so far. I'm in zone 8b. Any ideas why I don't have fruit yet ?
Hi Wendi ! I enjoy pomegranates so much I might get a tree this year and also, nice video
Looks good...made my mouth water...
love that tree mine NEVER got that full and lush
Great video! Thanks :) Beautiful.
Your place feels like an enchanted house-garden...is that the tinkerbell fruit...he,he,he....Love your videos Wendi...is Peter doing the cam? Can tinkerbell do the drone..LOL...bye...
Omg!! Beautiful!! What variety of pomogranite is it. Also what minerals or food exactly do you use just out of curiosity? I just planted a wonderful pomegranate. I sadly killed my Sweet Utah after moving it to the roof top deck. Way to hot up there. I decided to plant my wonderful pom inground this time around. I grew up eating poms and figs as a kid. Cant wait to eat right off my very own pom tree! 😊
Wow, these pomegranates are huge! Where are you located? I like how the dog is enjoying eating healthy also.
That's a beautiful tree!!!
Thank You Aisha!
That is a beautiful Woman!!!! WOWWW
Pomegranate is my favourite very nice video thank you
I'm so happy I finally found a gardener on UA-cam who lives in the same region/climate as me! Are you located in the LA area?
Shes said socal before so southern California.
Her smile melts stone.
Sir my pomigranate always cracked their skin before getting sweet. I used Boron spray two times but still problem not yet solve. Even There is good moisture in soil. I used to give proper watering. Their leaves and steam look green and healthy but when fruit become big it get cracked.. please suggest me
how did you you start , from seeds or bought the plant from a store? what country are you from? will it grow in the tropics?
Watching your video makes me obsessed growing pomegranate. Wish i can find that variety in Indonesia🤤🤤
Thank you! And I am envious that you can grow soursop and mangosteen so easily there! :)
Dear Wendi, it seems that you enjoy a lot your beautiful yard :) I was wondering - how come the birds don't eat your delicious fruit once they're cracked?from my experience, it's impossible.....
OMG!!! You are super lucky! Those are the most beautiful pomegranate I have ever seen! Is it the special grade of pomegranate? They are huge, look sweet and very healthy. Can I buy some seeds from you? Thanks!
Wow huge pomegranates
Love ur video. Love all the fruit that u grow...
Oh my goodness, give me some.its so hard to grow them in Seattle.
Try growing it in a large well drained container in a place that gets full sun and you will be able to get fruit if you put wheels under your container you can roll it in your house every night and save the fruit snd the flowers from the cold. Thats what im doing
You should make another video and talk about trimming.
Hi Wendy! Such great pomegranate tree you have .you mentioned about throwing food scraps on the ground before you planted the tree?? Do you need to wait till the scraps gets composted before planting? Also, about the minerals you added for fertilization...where do you get it from and what it's name? Thank you again.
Lotus is like where's mine? 😂
Wendi, please let me know how to pruning 15 years old pomogranete tree?
how long it takes to grow until it can bear first fruit? sorry bad english
i need this plant in mine collection really beauty
I feel jealous....love your garden...😘😘😘😘😘
I love pomegranate I wish I could give birth to pomegranates so I could have an endless supply
Hahaha *Nod*
Lol
I know your just joking around
but hell no! that's kinda creepy.
Eugene Barthmallow you’re weird 😂
Naughty naughty 🤪
When do you plant the small plant into the ground? At what point?
Good Day, Wendi. My husband & I live in SWFL Zone 9B/10. What variety of Pomegrante to you have? We have 2 Wonderful Pomergrante Trees that are at about 6-8 ft. have fruited a bit from both. What do you do to make your tree, produce so much fruit. Thank you from Us Florida Coconuts, Maria & Vinny...
My pomegranate tree is about 3 years old and the pomegranates always crack open before they are rip they always get about light pink then they crack open and fall off the tree :( idk whyy I live in fl
Give them adequate amount of water. cracking happens due to less supply of water.
How long does a new plant take to give fruit?
Wow, what variety is that?
Cute dog!!!! Thanks fort the video!! 👍👍👍
May I ask what is the variety of the pomegranate ?
what type of pomegranate are those? is it the Wonderful? thanks
Hello Wendi, have you tried to grow Sugar Apple or Custard Apple here in USA, is it possible?
Great video !!
Wow - big!
Awesome videos. Stunning smile!
Thank you so much for watching and for your support!
I really love your videos. What variety of pomegranate do you have? I watched a video where they opened and de-seeded the fruit under water, to prevent staining. It works. ( Soon I hope to have my own tree). Thanks!
Yeah I've seen that done before...it didn't come to mind when I was prepping. It would be a good idea especially if you are opening a fruit that has insect bite and you want to store the seeds. Opening in water would give them a quick rinse too! Thank you for watching! :)
Hi Wendi. Great channel. What variety is your tree?
Thanks very nice video
Hi can you help I have ponagrate tree 6 ft tall but the fruits it produce is very small how to grow bigger can you help
What part of the world are you guys in?
, so I can have an idea about the climate
Love your videos 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you for the support you give Brooke!
Wow. Nice big Poms
Thanks fr the great video ! !
You could also build a ladybug house and some ladybugs and they will take care of the aphids
Wow you have fruit already? I just planted mine last fall, no fruit yet. what region are you?
It took a few years until the tree fruited for us. Video was taking a couple months before I published the video. They fruit in the fall. I'm in Zone 10.
wow a lot of fruit
Does your tree get a 12/12 photoperiod at night or are street lights supplying light at night?
Street lights are not bright enough to sustain plants. The tree is planted in full sun so it gets plenty of daylight. :)
Wendi Phan awesome 👌
What trace minerals do you use? I want to apply some to my garden soil too.
Sea 90 Minerals. Low in sodium, but offers a lot more trace minerals than any sea salt I know. Happy Gardening!
Is it sea weed
Hi, I love in Florida zone 10 and are having trouble getting my pomagrante to grow, it gets a few blooms fruit start to form but fall off, any suggestions on what to do would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Althea McDougal is this your first time seeing it bloom? Some fruit trees seem to be unsuccessful in fruiting when it's their first time. Our tree did not fruit until the second time it flowered. Does it get cold enough for leaves to drop there?
Wendi Phan: Yes it gets a little chilly here sometimes temps dip into the 30s but it doesn't last long, the tree gave me two guavas last year but haven't flowered at all this year. I fertilized and pruned in the spring hoping it would produce more but it didn't produce at all.
Do you know the variety of the pomegranate?
I love your videos
I am enjoying your videos. Just found the channel. Do you need more than one pomegranate tree for pollinating?
Not at all. :) They fruit really well too!
Those pomegranate in a bowl with lime juice and mexican hot sauce, it doesnt get any better.
Louie M yes omg, with chili powder, tamarind candy, lemon and Salt and omg
I wish i could visit ur fruit garden one day watching your videos while pregnant is making me want all those fruits 😑
Wish you have a healthy happy baby! Eat fruits so your baby can enjoy it with you? :D
That's what Rapunzel's mom said when she was pregnant. Then look what happened :o lol but for real, her vids are amazing and that garden is vegan heaven. :D
Good good..맛있겠습니다
Are they self pollinating
Loved it
Good afternoon can I ask if promegranate can grow in the Philippines?????
what kind of pomegranate tree is?
Mam, what is the name of the variety of this pomegranate? Please reply
wow nice pomegranate i am brissa's son and o love your channel:) ;)
Thank You for your support! Hugs to you and your mom! :)
What variety of pomegranate is this?
What variety are those????
You are too cute, and funny. thanks for keeping on making tv i like to watch. those pomegranates look so delicious. only have 2 white Babylonian pomegranates, not very sweet like the wonderful ones. side note, pomegranate peel has a compound in it that cand dissolve rubber phone cases. I was running, ate a pomegranate, and yeah, anyway. Keep it up girl! We will keep watching. thanks again
What!?! Crazy! I might try it on a rubber band....Thank you for watching!
Fact: Pomegranate seeds do not come true to type, so plants grown from seed will have unexpected traits, possibly including poor-quality fruit. Planting the seeds will not produce the same fruit quality in size, quantity, and taste that it came from. Best to get the same exact traits is to either grow through grafting, cuttings, or marcoting (air layering).
But i did grow it from seed and it grew true to the fruit we had and the best thing is that they started flowering in the 2nd year itself.
@@randomperson9122 It's because some fruits do grow similar to their parents. Peaches, nectarines, apricots for example usually grow to be very similar to their parents. Apples and pears are an extreme example, because the ones you see at supermarkets are nothing like the natural growing ones. Pomegranates tend to be a bit more unpredictable, but from what I have heard, they usually tend to still give good fruit. I'm growing two pomegranates myself which I started 4 months ago, but my climate isn't that ideal for growing them. I need to keep them in containers and move them to a cold place in my house when winter comes lol. Also, I think it's enjoyable to grow stuff from seed, even if they aren't 100% perfect like everyone that write these types of comments do.
Where are you located? Can the Pomegranates grow in Miami Zone 10b
southern California
Seriously need to know why do people say pomegranate trees have thorns? Cos my one doesn't have any as far as I'm aware.
Very testy fruit.
nice video thnx
so colorful pomegranate fruit.may you send the seeds to me ?
I wish I would be there right now where I can enjoy eating those Juicy pomegranate 😋😋