Pomegranates do well in the hot summers of the lower elevation Klamath-Trinity, cooler zones may lack the heat needed for ripening. They have attractive bright green to golden foliage which puts on a great show in autumn. They ripen late in the season and keep well, providing precious winter fruit. Shrub grows to approximately 10 feet. They are self-fruitful and bear heavily, even when young. USDA zones 7-10; Sunset zones 5-24. Pomegranates are grown on their own roots, not grafted onto rootstock.
Pomegranates at a Glance
Climate Zones: |
USDA zones 7-10, Sunset zones 5-24; 1-4, in container |
Chilling Requirement: |
100-200 hours |
Pollination: |
Self-fertile |
Height: |
6-15 feet |
Width: |
6-15 feet |
Years to First Fruit: |
2-3 |
Yield When Mature |
20 to 50 LB, |
Life Expectancy: |
50-75 years |