Tree Dwarf Pomegranate
Overview
Tree Dwarf Pomegranate is supplied for home growing. Dwarf Pomegranate is a beautiful compact ornamental shrub with an exotic Mediterranean appearance and vibrant orange-red flowers. This long-lived dwarf variety forms a dense bushy plant reaching approximately 60 cm in height, making it ideal for pots, patios, conservatories, balconies, and greenhouses.
Key Features
- Dwarf Pomegranate Seeds.
- During the flowering season, the plant becomes covered in striking fiery blooms that contrast beautifully against its glossy dark green foliage. In favourable conditions, small decorative fruits may also develop, adding even more interest and charm.
- Ideal for container growing, Dwarf Pomegranate brings a touch of the Mediterranean and summer warmth to any indoor or outdoor space.
- Bright orange-red flowers.
- Suitable for pots & conservatories.
- Long-lived compact plant.
- Flowers from May to July, with possible repeat flowering later in the season under favourable conditions.
- Exotic Mediterranean look.
- Stunning fiery blooms.
- Ideal for pots & patios.
- Compact easy-care shrub.
- Decorative miniature fruits.
- Great for balconies & conservatories.
- Pots & containers.
- Conservatories.
- Balconies & terraces.
- Indoor growing spaces.
- Mediterranean-style gardens.
Sowing Instructions
- Sowing Method.
- Sow seeds indoors under cover in pots or propagators using a light, free-draining compost.
- Sowing Depth.
- Sow seeds at approximately 1–2 cm depth and lightly cover with soil.
- Sowing Time.
- Sow under cover: February – October
Growing Conditions and Care
- Prefers a warm sunny position with plenty of light.
- Keep soil lightly moist during germination and active growth. Water regularly during warmer months but avoid waterlogging. Reduce watering slightly during winter rest periods.
Product Details
- Botanical Name: Punica granatum var. nana
- Type: Ornamental dwarf shrub
- Height: Approx. 60 cm
- Contents: 0.5 g seeds
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