Cold Hardy Pomegranate Cultivars

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Re: Cold Hardy Pomegranate Cultivars

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pombazaar wrote: Wed Apr 13, 2022 12:45 pm I double checked and you are correct. I've edited my previous post. Thanks for keeping me honest :)

By the way, "chernyi" means early.
Nope, "chernyi" means black in russian :)
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Re: Cold Hardy Pomegranate Cultivars

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I stand corrected again lol. I will let the person who told me this that they are incorrect on the definition. This is not a black pomegranate though, I've seen photos of it fully ripe. The arils are not black either.
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"Ranniy" or "ranni" is early (like in Sverhranniy pomegranate = Very early pom), and "chernyi" or "chernaya" is black.
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Re: Cold Hardy Pomegranate Cultivars

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I have 2 Russian #78 from a local nursery, an "eight ball seedling" from ebay, and some unknown cuttings I stuck in the ground that came from GRIN that are all still alive after 3 seasons in 7b. A local lady has a 20+ yr old tree over 20 ft in diameter that produces fruits annually as well
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