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![]() Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating - Tuesday, December 18, 2007Terrific Tree Reviewed By: Michael (Laramie, WY) I purchased a Dwarf Pomegranate 3 years ago and just got my first fruit this year. The tree is now a healthy 3 feet tall and produced 7 slightly sour pomegranates, 5 half-dollar sized and two that were slightly larger. It's been in an 8 inch pot for all three years and once the last fruit ripens, its going to need a bigger pot to ensure good growth. A great buy! - Sunday, October 21, 2007Lovely plant Reviewed By: Karen (Ames, IA) I have two of these plants, one I bought a year ago, the other I got a few weeks ago. Both are doing very well, the older of the two is over a foot tall and wide, nice and bushy. It grew quite a bit over the summer and is covered in blooms/buds now. So far all have fallen off, even the ones that bloomed outside, but as the plant is only a year old and I am not the best bee substitute I am not surprised. It is such a cute plant that fruit would be a bonus, I love pomegranates though! - Sunday, September 02, 2007Fabulous despite bugs Reviewed By: Kathy (Los Alamos, New Mexico) Ok, so I'm not that great at keeping bugs down on my houseplant collection. But the pomegranite has tripled in size despite a moderate case of mealybugs! It went from 6" tall and 3.5" wide to at least 18" tall and wide. Wow! I've never had a plant do so well with bugs! Once I get it sprayed, I'm sure it'll do even better. A must for anyone who loves pomegranites! Worth growing for the flowers alone if you don't like the fruit! I find it very easy to grow, and I kill african violets (which shows you that I'm not the best gardener). Highly reccommended! Read More Reviews |
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