Hello all from sugar land, texas!

[najamm]

Its najamm from ourfigs! I love pomegranates!

I've had bad luck with pomegranates. I bought a Kashmir type from a local nursery here about 8 years ago and planted it inground. Every crop was attacked by stinkbugs and fungus. 3 years ago i gave up and dug it out and threw it away.

Now after reading about parfinka and desertnyi which are soft seeded types, my interest in pomegranates has piqued again.

Can i grow these in containers? This is my first year growing figs too, and i'm also trialing figs in containers. I want to see how well they do before dedicating them for the ground.

[pombazaar]

Welcome! You sure can. In my zone just about everyone grows everything in containers. Cold hardy cultivars can be put in ground after a few years of solid growth. In your zone you should be able to grow Parfianka and Desertnyi in ground with exceptional results

[greenfig]

Welcome!
Ping me in February and I can share the cuttings.
My trees are still green!

[crademan]

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 ... -a-pot.htm
SFGate HomeGuides: https://homeguides.sfgate.com/grow-pome ... 43843.html

Have fun!