At any point in the season did the hull have a yellow color to it before turning dark red? King is described as having dark pink fruit that is very sweet. King is also considered a poor producer (shy number of poms per tree) that is also known for splitting. If yours does not display these ...

pombazaar wrote: Fri Sep 10, 2021 5:45 pm In my experience the hull and calyx do not match Kazake.

Thanks, so it sounsd like I can eliminate Kazake and Sirenevyi from the possibilities.

Are they ripe now ? Basically, did you just take that picture?

If yes, this is 100% not Sirenevyi.

Also, are the seeds soft or hard?

The pic was taken last weekend. I don't have a ton of experience with Poms bu the seeds I would say are medium hardness. We eat them, so maybe soft to medium ...

I ordered scions from ucdavis around a decade ago. I lost track of what was what and 1 survived. Of the 6 possibilities does anyone have any input as to which pom of the 6 this could be?

6 possibilities are:

1. Parfianka
2. Al Sirin Nar
3. King
4. Syunt
5. Kazake
6. Sirenevyi

quality photos, looks good.

same here. They sent a letter stating they are giving them out to researchers only not home gardeners.

@greenfig How does that work? Can you share the address?

looks nice.

Any other info on this variety? I recently heard of an evergreen pomegranate when I visited Laguna Hills Nursery. I wonder if this is similar. They have a variety called "Erin", which is a seedling from a of subtropical/tropical area of Asia. I think I have that right. It is flowering now and might ...

Hi all, I'm new to this forum but I'm glad i found it. I have a handful of smaller poms and a few larger in ground. One of the in ground poms is Fleischman, which I just successfully rooted 5 out of 6 cuttings. Poms seem to be incredibly easy to root, at least this variety. I haven't tried many ...