Pomegranate

Pomegranate trees in spring

Pomegranates are currently blooming and fruiting; threats include flower drop from wind and water scarcity, fungal infections, and maggot-infested fruit due to fruit flies. Prevention strategies include setting fruit fly traps early, using a monthly spray regimen against fruit flies and fungi, and avoiding planting pomegranates near fungal-hosting trees like mangoes and papayas.

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Leathery skin of a ripe pomegranate.

How Do I know a Pomegranate is Ripe?

Pomegranates are nutritional superfruits containing fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants. They grow on low-upkeep shrubs and do not ripen after harvest. The seeds can be consumed fresh or used in jellies, teas, and cosmetics. Varieties influence the fruit’s color, size, and taste upon ripening. Overripe fruits may sour, especially in warmer climates.

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Pomegranate, What is thriving this season?
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