Planting & Protecting a Pomegranate Tree (w/IV Organic)

Planting a very special pomegranate tree with some tlc that I received from IV Organic.
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[@ScottHead]

I hope yours does well. I have mine in a pot for now, will find a place in the ground soon...

[@LatinosOver40]

I'm planting 2 Cold-Hardy Red Pomegranates this year. The Wonderful Pomegranate I had died of fungal infections and 15F winters. Appearently the Cold-Hardy Red has a much better resistance to Cold weather, Fungal and Fruit Rot. We shall see !!!

[@eljardinperdido]

Happy planting! Mine almost always come up from the ground. This one is struggling this year.

[@PeterEntwistle]

Hopefully, it does well for you, Parfianka is supposed to be a very good-tasting variety. I picked up a few new varieties over winter including Parfianka, Wonderful, Acco and Mollar de Elche although I'm going to be keeping mine in containers for now. I probably will plant one or two of them in the ground eventually, I just need to find a spot for them.

[@eljardinperdido]

Based on how quickly this one started to root bind, I'd invest in some BIG pots! I have one in a pot too. No fruit the past 2 years from it and it's a clone from a mother that's already fruited. I'll have to look into some of these other varieties you're mentioning and maybe graft onto what I already have. Good looking out!

[@PeterEntwistle]

@@eljardinperdido Yeah I think they do better in the ground. I'm quite limited on space, so I'm going to have to be selective about which I plant and where. Before I got these named varieties I just had a couple I grew from seed a few years ago, but they have been quite slow growing in the pots, I'm guessing they are root-bound now which has probably not helped.