Pomegranite, how would I go about this?

15 years ago

And is now a good time? My M.I.L's next door neighbor has a tree that is probably 40 years old, and currently is setting fruit...partly flowering, some partially developing fruit. i have no idea what variety it is.

I'm dying to get some of it and try to grow it.

I've never done this before, so any advice would be welcomed.

Comments (2)

kevbailey
15 years ago
You need semi hard wood cuttings about 4 to 6 inches long with no flowers or fruit. I do mine in June and July in zone 9. They root readily if kept shaded and misted regularly.
redneck_grower
15 years ago
I've never propagated pomegranate, but I believe they are also propagated as hardwood cuttings, fall or winter.
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Pomegranite, how would I go about this?

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