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Specimen Plant

Punica granatum, the Pomegranate Mini Standard Tree, brings Mediterranean flair and practical beauty to your garden. This hardy deciduous tree is bred to withstand UK winters down to -15°C (5°F), making it a reliable choice for gardeners seeking both ornamental value and edible rewards.

• Breathtaking orange-red flowers burst into bloom throughout summer, contrasting against glossy, bright green foliage.
• By its third year, you'll harvest delicious pomegranates—perfect for juicing, desserts, or eating fresh straight from the branch.
• The compact standard form reaches a mature height of 3m (10') with a spread of 1.5m (5'), ideal for sunny borders or as a statement patio container plant.
• Pomegranates ripen in mild autumns, ready to pick between October and November.

Growing Guide & Care Tips

• Planting Location: Choose a sheltered, sunny spot—south-facing walls are ideal for best fruiting.
• Soil: Prefers well-drained soil; tolerates neutral to slightly alkaline pH.
• Irrigation: Water regularly during dry spells, especially while fruits are forming.
• Pruning: Prune lightly in late winter to maintain shape and encourage strong growth.
• Feeding: Apply balanced fertiliser in early spring as new growth emerges.
• Pest & Disease: Generally pest-free; monitor for aphids and treat as needed.

Design & Usage Ideas

• Create a Mediterranean border: Pair with lavender, rosemary, or olive trees for an authentic look.
• Add height and structure: Use as a focal point in patio pots or mixed beds with sun-loving perennials.
• Culinary delight: Harvest pomegranates for healthy snacks or vibrant salads each autumn.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant?
  The Pomegranate Mini Standard Tree can be planted any time the ground isn’t frozen—spring and early autumn are ideal for strong root establishment.
• How fast does it grow?
  This variety establishes steadily; expect fruit production by year three under optimal conditions.
• What type of soil does it prefer?
  Pomegranates thrive in well-drained soils with neutral to slightly alkaline pH. Avoid waterlogged areas for best results.