NSPGACS
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A. C. SWEET POMEGRANATE (Punica granatum) |
Good flavored unusually sweet variety with edible soft seeds. Pink fruit keeps well. Self fruitful. Developed by A.C. Combe in Arizona, very popular in Utah as well. One of the hardiest varieties. Hot summers are necessary to ripen fruit. Zone 6-10, |
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PARFIANKA POMEGRANATE (Punica granatum) |
This variety gets the highest rating for flavor. Large red fruit that are pretty sweet with a little tartness, red arils with tiny edible seeds, good for juice and great for fresh eating. Productive and self-fruitful. Zone 7-10 but need a hot summer and long growing season. |
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KAZAKE POMEGRANATE (Punica granatum) |
Medium to large bright red fruits with sweet/tart juice arils. Kazake pomegranate is a natural dwarf, under 6 feet. Unusually hardy, heat and drought tolerant once established to zone 8-10 locations with hot summers. Self-Pollinating. |
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