Re: Pomagranite tree

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Posted by Tom on June 08, 2003 at 15:17:05:

In Reply to: Pomagranite tree posted by Autumn Hawk on April 28, 2003 at 20:11:33:

: My grandson is 8 years old and is quite the little farmer. He raises hens and has a garden.He has planted rhubarb plants and they are huge,I have never seen anything like them. I want to encourage him in his organic gardening and he has asked for a Pomagranite tree. We live in Wa. State and I can not find a single one.Does anyone have any info. as to where I might find one? Thankyou Autumn

Perhaps the reason is that the Punica granatum plant only grows in zones 8-10 (marginal 7b0

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: : My grandson is 8 years old and is quite the little farmer. He raises hens and has a garden.He has planted rhubarb plants and they are huge,I have never seen anything like them. I want to encourage him in his organic gardening and he has asked for a Pomagranite tree. We live in Wa. State and I can not find a single one.Does anyone have any info. as to where I might find one?   Thankyou Autumn   

: Perhaps the reason is that the Punica granatum plant only grows in zones 8-10 (marginal 7b0



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