I am curious if anyone would have cuttings or plants to purchase for the following varieties:
Mollar de Elche
Valenciana. From Spain
Emek, Acco (or Aco or Akko), Shan (or Shani). From Israel
Mridula from India
The country is mentioned as a reference of where it is popular. I am not looking to import them or purchase from abroad. Thanks!
I would appreciate a reference to the official suppliers as well.
Looking for very early poms
Looking for very early poms
Last edited by greenfig on Tue Nov 05, 2019 8:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
USDA z 10a, SoCal, near Los Angeles
Re: Looking for very early poms
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 choice for climates with short cool summer seasons." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... ada-detail
Kaim-anor is described as "An early ripening disease and pest resistant variety from Azerbaidzhan. Medium size greenish-pink fruit has a bright red blush. Inside red arils contain sweet dark-red juice and hard seeds. Arils come free from the rind easier than most varieties." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... nor-detail
Rannii is described as "Early ripening variety has good, sweet flavored, soft seeded fruit. Beautiful gold and pink skin." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... nii-detail
Sumbar is described as "Early ripening variety has sweet fruit with soft seeds. From the biologically rich Sumbar River Valley of Turkmenistan." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... bar-detail
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 choice for climates with short cool summer seasons." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... ada-detail
Kaim-anor is described as "An early ripening disease and pest resistant variety from Azerbaidzhan. Medium size greenish-pink fruit has a bright red blush. Inside red arils contain sweet dark-red juice and hard seeds. Arils come free from the rind easier than most varieties." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... nor-detail
Rannii is described as "Early ripening variety has good, sweet flavored, soft seeded fruit. Beautiful gold and pink skin." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... nii-detail
Sumbar is described as "Early ripening variety has sweet fruit with soft seeds. From the biologically rich Sumbar River Valley of Turkmenistan." https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/pro ... bar-detail
Re: Looking for very early poms
Thank you ! I will check them out
USDA z 10a, SoCal, near Los Angeles
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Re: Looking for very early poms
These people grow some of them, I wonder if they could sell you some cuttings? https://www.trinityfruit.com/pomegranates/greenfig wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 9:55 pm I am curious if anyone would have cuttings or plants to purchase for the following varieties:
Mollar de Elche
Valenciana. From Spain
Emek, Acco (or Aco or Akko), Shan (or Shani). From Israel
Mridula from India
The country is mentioned as a reference of where it is popular. I am not looking to import them or purchase from abroad. Thanks!
I would appreciate a reference to the official suppliers as well.
Re: Looking for very early poms
I did email them but got no responsealanmercieca wrote: Wed Dec 04, 2019 2:28 amThese people grow some of them, I wonder if they could sell you some cuttings? https://www.trinityfruit.com/pomegranates/greenfig wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 9:55 pm I am curious if anyone would have cuttings or plants to purchase for the following varieties:
Mollar de Elche
Valenciana. From Spain
Emek, Acco (or Aco or Akko), Shan (or Shani). From Israel
Mridula from India
The country is mentioned as a reference of where it is popular. I am not looking to import them or purchase from abroad. Thanks!
I would appreciate a reference to the official suppliers as well.
I can try again but it would be good to email to a person, not to a general customer service address.
USDA z 10a, SoCal, near Los Angeles

