I guess you could also say this tree is renewing its pomegranate supply. 😉. Either way, it’s my square for the day, spotted on a recent walk. I don’t know whether these are ornamental or good for eating, but I know they’re good for this challenge.
#SquareRenew
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They should be edible, Janet. Lots round here are still flowering. Looks like it should be a good year for them.
I’ll have to find out. 😉
Eat away I say
I’ll have to do that.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a pomegranate tree. Thanks.
I hadn’t either until we moved here and I realized what they were.
There goes the thought that pomegranates are dug up from the ground.
🙂
Ditto what Frank said. Interesting to see a pomegranate in the wild.
Well, HOA wild, but I know what you mean. 😁
Wild enough for me to be in awe.
Me too
It’s a great photo, Janet!
Thanks, Aletta. ❤
ooh I’d love to have a pomegranate tree – such wonderful flowers and the fruit taste as good as they look!
There are ornamental pomegranate trees with fruit that’s not edible, so I’d have to make sure these were the right type. They look good, though, either way.
I never even knew ornamental ones existed!
I didn’t either until I looked them up.
I don’t get why we would do this!!
I know. Where my parents lived, there’s one section of street with all ornamental orange trees on both sides. When the fruit is done, they have to have men knock all the fruit off and get rid of it. I wish it were edible and donated to a local food bank.
such a shame
I know.
They’re beautiful – might not be edible though.
I’m not trying one until I find out. There are ornamental orange trees and those oranges can’t be eaten and there are ornamental pomegranate trees too. Don’t want to try the wrong one.
Those look delicious. Great photo.
They do look tasty, although o do t know whether they’re edible or not. I like seeing them, though, either way.
I used to have one as a bonsai. I loved the flowers and even got a few tiny fruits.
When I got married, my wife took over watering also my bonsais. Long story short, none of them survived the first year. Neither the indoors nor the outdoors. 😢
Fun fact: my youngest son also started loving and growing bonsai despite he never heard about my past experiences with bonsais. His girlfriend developed the same passion. So I assume, they‘ll have more luck 😁
I really enjoy seeing bonsai. What fun that the bonsai gene seems to have passed to your son. 😉
Indeed. 😊
Now that’s a neat sight to see.
Thanks, Janet! Great shot.
I’d not seen pomegranates growing before, so it was a good experience.