Grow your own Pomegranate shrubs with our bundle which includes 4 cold hardy varieties!
A very productive variety and one of the best for juicing, Kara Bala Miursal produces pomegranates that are up to 70% juice with a very high sugar content and delicious sweet tart arils.
One of the tastiest pomegranates with a very sweet but complex flavor, Sogdiana ripens mid season and is probably best suited to warmer climates or very warm microclimates in northern gardens.
Possibly synonymous with the pomegranate that is often just sold as ‘White’, California White is a gorgeous pearly white skinned pom with bright red arils that contrast beautifully with the skin. Fruits ripen mid season and are best suited for warmer climates.
An irresistibly attractive pomegranate, Chernaya Roza translates to black rose and is among the best of the black pomegranates with a sweet tart flavor, crunchy seeds and very high Vitamin C content.
A very sweet variety with a nice, mild tartness and beautiful peachy orange colored fruits. Ripens early to mid-season and is still being trialed here in the Pacific Northwest, but has shown to be a very early ripener in warmer climates.
A soft seeded variety from Turkmenistan, Sumbarskii produces sweet, mild fruits that are excellent for fresh eating. Cold hardy here in the Pacific Northwest and early ripening enough to receive a crop most years if planted in a very hot aspect.
Literally translating to “super early”, Sverkhranniy pomegranate is one of the earliest ripening varieties we’ve found, making it a great option for growers in cooler climates with shorter summers.
A Russian selection that is unique for its low growing habit that allows it to remain under snow cover for the coldest parts of the Russian winters and survive cold temperatures more easily due to the insulation from the snow.
A very cold hardy and productive pomegranate, Surh-Anor produces amazing crops of pinkish yellow poms with bright yellow arils that have an extremely sweet flavor. Ripens fairly early but will still need the hottest location possible in cooler climates.
