Collection: Pomegranate Trees

Shop potted pomegranate trees for sunny gardens, edible landscapes and large containers. Compare varieties by recommended growing zone, chill needs, mature size, fruit traits and harvest season. Products are not represented as certified organic unless the individual product page specifically says so.

How to Choose a Pomegranate Tree

• Climate: Pomegranates perform best with a long, warm growing season. Cold tolerance and chill requirements vary by cultivar, so use the product page rather than a single collection-wide zone range.
• Form and space: Pomegranates naturally grow as multi-stem shrubs but can be trained as small trees. Variety, pruning and growing conditions affect mature size.
• Pollination: Pomegranates are generally self-fruitful, so a second tree is not required. Another cultivar and good pollinator activity may improve fruit set, but results vary.
• Establishment: These trees ship potted. Allow the root system and canopy time to establish; first meaningful harvest timing depends on plant age, climate and care.

Pomegranate Tree Care

Plant in full sun and well-drained soil. Water regularly while the tree establishes and during dry periods, while avoiding prolonged saturation and abrupt swings between very dry and very wet soil. Prune according to whether you want a shrub, small tree, hedge, espalier or container form.

Use our guides to plant a pomegranate tree, grow pomegranates, and prune pomegranates in different forms. For general container-tree guidance, see our potted fruit and nut tree guide.