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Punica granatum 'Al-Sirin-Nar'
R185.00
Hardy Cold-Area Pomegranate!
Al-Sirin-Nar is a hardy Russian/Crimean pomegranate with large glossy cherry-red fruit and very large, juicy sweet-tart arils — strong potential for colder frost-prone areas.
Drought-tolerant once established — a beautiful and low-maintenance addition to any garden.
The pomegranate is one of the oldest cultivated fruit trees in the world and one of the most versatile ornamental and fruiting plants available to South African gardeners. Beautiful when in flower, striking when in fruit, drought-tolerant once established and adaptable to nearly every South African climate — the pomegranate genuinely earns its place in any garden.
Al-Sirin-Nar is a hardy Russian/Crimean pomegranate with large glossy cherry-red fruit and very large, juicy sweet-tart arils — strong potential for colder frost-prone areas.
Self-fertile. Plant in full sun in well-drained soil. Ideal for gardens and large containers.
Large rounded fruit with glossy dark cherry-red skin. Very large dark-red arils with a sweet, slightly tart taste. Hard seeds.
From February (depending on local weather).
Grafted trees can produce a first crop within 1–2 years of planting under good conditions.
Vigorous upright bushy grower — typically around 3m × 3m. Good frost tolerance once established.
Pomegranates grow well in large containers. Use a well-drained potting mix and keep watered through the growing season.
Full sun with good air circulation for best flowering and fruiting.
Water consistently in spring and early summer. Reduce from late summer. Container plants need more frequent watering and must not dry out.
Tolerant of moderate frost once established. Young plants may need protection in colder gardens.
No strict chilling requirement. Deciduous in colder areas; semi-evergreen in mild climates.
Self-fertile. A single tree will produce fruit without a pollinating partner.
Plant in full sun in well-drained soil. Pomegranates dislike wet feet but are remarkably drought-tolerant once established.
Feed monthly with pelletised manure from September to February. Preventative spraying for false codling moth and fruit fly is recommended where these pests are active.
Water consistently through spring and early summer for better yields; reduce watering from late summer but avoid severe drought. Container plants must never dry out completely.
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