Difference between Pomegranate Tree and Punica Granatum

POMEGRANATE TREE vs PUNICA GRANATUM: NOUN

Shrub or small tree native to southwestern Asia having large red many-seeded fruit

Shrub or small tree native to southwestern Asia having large red many-seeded fruit

Prickly ash, Sugar bush, Gymnospermous tree, Silver tree, Buffaloberry, Mangosteen tree, Gourd vine, Mombin, Barbados gooseberry, Arborator, Angiospermous tree, Ketembilla, Avocado tree, Punica granatum, Pomegranate

Prickly ash, Sugar bush, Gymnospermous tree, Silver tree, Buffaloberry, Mangosteen tree, Gourd vine, Mombin, Barbados gooseberry, Arborator, Angiospermous tree, Ketembilla, Avocado tree, Punica granatum, Pomegranate

Many years ago I noticed a beautiful pomegranate tree growing in a Huntington Beach backyard and decided to give it a try.
The pomegranate tree is very easy to grow, drought tolerant, and does well in full sun.
Plant a pomegranate tree in your yard for fertility and many years of sweet life.
It takes eight years for a newly planted pomegranate tree to bear fruit.
The pomegranate tree produces flowers that attract insects for pollination.
My Pomegranate tree is five years old or more.
Fertilize the pomegranate tree once it has become established.
Multiple trunks for your pomegranate tree are common.
Will a pomegranate tree grow in Ontario, Canada?
To pomegranate trees like full sun in the center of the pomegranate tree to secure its position.

The pomegranate tree, Punica granatum, produces beautiful orange flowers in May, and its showy orange fruits grace the Biblical Garden each fall.