FREE CLASS: How to Grow Pomegranates - Sat 3/09 11 AM @ The Garden Pool

  • March 9 · 11:00 AM
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Join us at the Garden Pool for this great FREE class about pomegranates.


The pomegranate, punica granatum, is a fruit-bearing deciduous shrub or small tree that is known wqorld-wide for the tasty fruit it produces. Besides providing tatsy fruit, it looks beautiful in the yard and is easy to care for.

This FREE Class will by taught by Patrick Hallman, an enthusiast of sustainable living and an Architect living in Phoenix, Arizona. Patrick maintains an edible landscape at his residence, which provides fresh fruit and vegetables each month of the year. He currently grows many varieties of Pomegranate, Mulberries, peaches, guava, figs, citrus, cactus apple, prickly pear, sugar cane, blackberries, citrus, and seasonal vegetables. Of particular interest to Patrick is the Pomegranate, a common fruit in Arizona which is much better known abroad. Besides growing out 100 different varieties in Arizona for the first time, Patrick has set up trial plantings around the valley to evaluate and monitor each varieties performance.

The class will focus on 5 parts:

  • History of the pomegranate
  • Cultivation
  • Pests
  • Propagation
  • How to get the best fruit

We will have plenty of varieties of pomegranate plants for donations of $12 per plant.

This is a FREE class, but any donation is appreciated to help us do what we do. Please RSVP to attend as space is limited!

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  • A former member
    A former member

    Last year I had a bunch of buds, but only one fruit... I hope this class will help me.. thank you

    March 3

    • A former member
      A former member

      Thank you for showing me the answer, I am happy to have white poms now.

      March 10

  • Becky Knutson

    Great information!

    March 9

  • Erin Nelson Gerston

    Sorry...we ar out of town. Have a great time!

    March 8

  • Anita Gettleson

    My son would like to grow our own food. He is interested in Tilapia.

    March 7

  • Shreela

    Will this be U-Streamed or recorded to YouTube? Can't attend since I live in Houston, but have a baby pomegranate, I'd love to learn to take care of it, rather than hoping for the best.

    March 3

    • Danielle McClung

      This will be both recorded and U-streamed live. Also, look for GP meetup events near your city soon!

      March 3

    • Shreela

      Thanks Danielle! I logged onto UStream and found/subbed to you ^_^

      March 4

  • Susan Higgins

    Thanks Danielle! I'll keep an eye out for meet ups here too!

    March 3

  • Susan Higgins

    Sorry I can't attend. I moved to Austin last month. My friend gave me a dwarf pomegranate fruit with loads of seeds. She grew a tree from seeds from the original tree in Lebanon. What do you think my chances are for a new tree with the saved seeds? I just potted them today!

    March 3

    • Danielle McClung

      Sad to see you leave, but look for GP meetups in Texas soon! We will be sure to ask this question for you during the class and expect a great answer. The class will also be streamed live and also recorded.

      March 3

  • Kirkland

    I would like to buy Tilapia for my AP system. Will you have any for sale at this event?

    February 28

    • Dennis McClung

      We usually have tilapia available for donation to help folks out with their aquaponic systems. Email [masked] or call Garden Pool at [masked] to work something out. Bring a bucket to the class.

      March 1

  • Morgan Davis

    If you plant two different pomegranates close to each other will they cross pollinate and thus loose their own characteristics?

    February 26

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