Welcome, najamm.

Yes, you should be able to grow pomegranates in containers. Here are two articles that tell how to do it.

Gardening Know How: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/fruits/pomegranate/pomegranate-in-a-pot.htm
SFGate HomeGuides: https://homeguides.sfgate.com/grow-pomegranate ...

Rolling River Nursery [https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/index.php] in CA offers many different pomegranate varieties.

Granada is described as "Earliest to ripen! Crimson red skinned fruit with dark red pulp inside. Sweet and low acid fruits ripen one month before Wonderful. This is the best ...

Perhaps the UC Small Farm program can help you learn about the laws in your area. http://sfp.ucdavis.edu/overview/coopextcontacts/

Another good resource would be the Fresno County Cooperative Extension Service Office. http://cefresno.ucanr.edu/Contact_Us/

One of them should be able to help you ...

@greenfig, Molla Nepes and Utah's Sweet are listed as early and soft seeded. https://plantdatabase.earth/pomegranate

Your Desertnyi poms look delicious @greenfig!

Our overnight low was 42˚F. and the forecast high is around 75˚ F. This weather pattern may last 3-4 days. I hope this short cold spell in Waddell will ripen our Desertnyi pomegranates soon.

@greenfig, Thanks for sharing the link about how many hours of sun are needed for fruit production. As the article points out, location on the north, south, east, or west side of a structure or existing trees or bushes is important to a flowering plant. In Waddell's 9b climate, a western exposure ...

That's a good question, @JoshHolbrook.

The Alabama Pomegranate Group says Early Wonderful and Granada are the same cultivar. https://www.facebook.com/alabamapomegranateassociation/posts/what-are-some-of-the-earliest-ripening-pomegranate-varieties-people-who-love-pom/1666307683414589/

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Granada (hard seeded) pomegranates are ready to eat in Waddell, AZ now. They have great pomegranate flavor, are sweeter than Wonderful and would be my idea of the perfect pomegranate if they had soft seeds.

"Granada Originated in Lindsay, CA. Introduced in 1966. Bud mutation of ...

@greenfig, our high temperatures have finally cooled down from the high 90˚s this week. I'm looking forward to eating pomegranates by the end of October or early in November.

@Bluetangcian, I would contact the nearest Florida County Cooperative Extension Office and ask a local Master Gardener how to increase pomegranate fruit production. Cooperative Extensions offer research based information to help growers and hobbyists increase crop production. You can find the ...