You can expect pomegranates’ woody branches to be covered with 1-inch (2.5 cm) leaves most of the year. Don’t be surprised when this pint-sized tree drops most of its leaves in winter — it’s normal.
And in summer, you’ll enjoy the orange-red, tubular flowers followed by 2-inch (5 cm) fruits. Pomegranates may take several months to ripen, so don’t give up on it. Yes, they’re edible — but small. They’re also less sweet than those from the full-size pomegranate tree. Consider your dwarf pomegranate purely decorative.
Specification: Pomegranate – Punica Granatum
Dimensions
30 cm
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