I have mine in the swale for good drainage and where it gets the heat from the asphalt . Poms like it hot and dry. I've gotten 2 good eating poms from my plant. Maybe I should be better about fertilizer.
My plant is more like a 5 ft. bush. Do you know what kind you have?

I'm afraid I don't know what kind I have. But I do have a good spot for a five foot bush up front, which is very well-drained and blistering hot. If the flowers are pretty, it might be a nice contrast to the plumbago and blue porterweed there. Does yours bloom pretty? Or is it at least an attractive bush? I think it has to go up front to protect it from puppy love, which is pretty hazardous to my back-yard plants. I wonder if it would help to put it in a slightly mounded, or raised bed, to give it even better drainage.
Ah, so many questions. Did yours grow quickly? This little baby is only a foot high.
Hmmmm

If it's healthy it should be an attractive enough shrub. Most pom flowers are a nice reddish orange.

Gary

I have had mine for a couple of years, always fruits, but never geally got a good size pom off of it.Maybe 1 or 2. Some kind of fungus or something destroys the fruit in their infancy.

thanks. with that info, it's going out front!

Sorry for taking so long to post this but here is my pomegranate in the swale.

Ah, I remember that. I just didn't remember it was a pomegranate. That I've definitely got room for. Thanks Kristi.

There's anybody with a pomegranate plant in miami?