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    The document describes a pomegranate tree in a permaculture garden, noting its pinkish red fruit that is 5 inches in diameter, white flowers, and small dark green leaves. It grows up to 30 feet tall and bears fruit in the fall that is eaten by humans and animals like squirrels. The tree originated in East Asia but has thrived in the Mediterranean and California without being invasive.

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    The document describes a pomegranate tree in a permaculture garden, noting its pinkish red fruit that is 5 inches in diameter, white flowers, and small dark green leaves. It grows up to 30 feet tall and bears fruit in the fall that is eaten by humans and animals like squirrels. The tree originated in East Asia but has thrived in the Mediterranean and California without being invasive.

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    The document describes a pomegranate tree in a permaculture garden, noting its pinkish red fruit that is 5 inches in diameter, white flowers, and small dark green leaves. It grows up to 30 feet tall and bears fruit in the fall that is eaten by humans and animals like squirrels. The tree originated in East Asia but has thrived in the Mediterranean and California without being invasive.

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    Pomegranate Tree Characteristics

    Punica granatum Appearance: Pinkish red fruit; white flowers;


    small dark green leaves
    Size: Up to 30’ tall; fruits are 5" in diameter
    These trees come from East Asia and
    Location: Permaculture Garden; beside the
    have thrived in the Mediterranean area
    Orchard
    and are not invasive to California. The
    pomegranate trees will have red flowers Season: Fruits in the fall
    before the pomegranates sprout. The
    fruit is delicious to eat and very healthy.
    Many different animals such as squirrels
    eat the fruits.

    Fun Facts Sources


    The first pomegranate tree was brought to California Rare Fruit Growers
    California in 1769. Pictures: Megan Leich

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