25 Pomegranate Seeds (Punica granatum)
Grow a deciduous fruiting shrub or small tree from pomegranate seed. Punica granatum performs best with abundant sun and a long warm season. Seed-grown plants vary, so fruit color, flavor, seed hardness, size, and time to bearing cannot be guaranteed.
Why Choose Pomegranate Seeds?
- Ornamental flowers and potential edible fruit
- Can be trained as a shrub or small tree
- Suitable for large containers where winter protection is needed
- Established plants handle heat and periodic dry conditions
What’s in the Pack
25 pomegranate seeds labeled Punica granatum. Seed count is approximate by pack.
Growing Information
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Light: Full sun for best flowering and fruiting
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Habit: Deciduous perennial shrub or small tree
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Soil: Fertile, well-drained mix
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Water: Even moisture while young; avoid saturated soil
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Cold care: Protect young plants and container specimens from damaging freezes
Planting Instructions
- Sow in clean, moist seed-starting mix and cover lightly.
- Keep warm and evenly moist, never soggy.
- Provide bright light as soon as seedlings emerge.
- Pot seedlings up when roots fill the starter cell.
- Harden plants off gradually before moving outdoors after frost danger.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will seed-grown pomegranates match store-bought fruit?
Not necessarily. Seedlings are genetically variable and may differ in fruit and growth traits.
Can pomegranate grow in a container?
Yes. Use a large container with excellent drainage and prune as needed.
How long does germination take?
Timing varies with temperature, moisture, seed condition, and planting depth.
When will a seed-grown plant bear fruit?
It can take several years, and fruiting depends on maturity, climate, light, and care.
Does pomegranate need full sun?
Full sun generally produces the strongest growth and best flowering and fruiting.
Where can I buy pomegranate seeds for sale?
This listing includes 25 Punica granatum seeds from Seed World with sowing guidance.
