Austin Pomegranate (Punica granatum sp.)

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Austin Pomegranate - Punica granatum<br />
This is a great juice variety with high yield - about 1.5 times Wonderful. Sweet juice with a bare hint of tartness. A great complex taste, superior to most sweet varieties. Seed is medium in hardness, chewy. Resists cracking. Vigorous grower. Ripens in late October. Developed in Central Texas - a cross of two middle-eastern varietes. Pomegranate in photo supplied by Richard & Marie Ashton from Oak Creek Orchard in Brownwood, Texas.

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Austin Pomegranate - Punica granatum
This is a great juice variety with high yield - about 1.5 times Wonderful. Sweet juice with a bare hint of tartness. A great complex taste, superior to most sweet varieties. Seed is medium in hardness, chewy. Resists cracking. Vigorous grower. Ripens in late October. Developed in Central Texas - a cross of two middle-eastern varietes. Pomegranate in photo supplied by Richard & Marie Ashton from Oak Creek Orchard in Brownwood, Texas.

Austin Fruit Fruit Tree Horticulture Pomegranate Punica granatum