Do you know for sure you have fruiting pomegranates? There are many non-fruiting, ornamental varieties that are very popular here, perhaps you have a couple of these? If not, what fruiting varieties do you have? It can take 2 to 3 years for poms to fruit. You should fertilize 3 times a year with the same fertilizer you use for your citrus trees for the first couple of years as they get established. Then once in the spring, and mulch well with compost. I tend to mix in a wee bit of chicken compost (which you can get by the bag at Lowe's) along with my regular compost. I have them on drips.

Patty S.

Here is a link that might be useful: California Rare Fruit Growers: Pomegranate Facts

There is someone in my neighborhood that has a Pomegranate tree and it has lot's of fruit. I am so envious as I drive by it. Sorry that probably didn't help, but I just wanted to share.

Fruit will come, yeye's pom is still very young, yet. Patience, grasshopper.

Patty S.