FREE: 10 Promegranates Fruit Seeds Good For Juice, Drinks, Pastry, Salad, Sauce, Ice Cream

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You are auctioning for 10 Pomegranates seeds, they are easy to grow. It has more vitamin C than an orange. It's known to slow down the aging of skin. It has great health benefits. The plant will grow into a bush. They can be eaten or juiced. Very delicious fruit.


Growing Your Own Pomegranate Trees

Pomegranates are not only delicious and visually appealing thanks to their undeniably tropical flavor and form, they are also world renowned for their health benefits Whether you’re looking for a tree or a shrub for your landscape, there is a pomegranate for you


Pomegranates can be used to make healthy drinks, smoothies, desserts, jellies and jams. The fruit ripens in late summer to early fall and can be stored for up to six months if kept at a temperature between 35-40 degrees.

Pomegranate trees thrive in warm, sunny conditions but can be grown in partial shade they are surprisingly drought tolerant and simple to care for. With just the a little fertilization pomegranate tree will flourish.

If you live in northern climates, or outside the recommended zones for growing pomegranates outdoors, you can easily pot them in a container and grow them inside. That way, no matter where you live, you can still enjoy this healthy fruit! The older the plant the bigger the pomegranates get

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Seeds will be mailed the week after you won and in a letter envelope, and wrapped with plastic bubble to ensure that they won't be crushed.

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