pomogranate, squash and cabbage
posted by Amy at 6:06 PM
Saturday, May 07, 2011
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11 Comments:
does the pomegranate grow well in your zone? I'm in Douglasville, GA and was wondering if I should give one or two a try.
I was shocked when I found out they could grow here. I've never known anyone who has them.
This is the first time we've gotten fruit on it, so we shall see how it works out. :)
I think you should go for it!
I may do it when I get a permanent house and not a rental. Good luck with you pom's.
I so wish we could grow pomegranates outside in NW Oregon.
@trashmaster46 I so wish I could live in NW Oregon! :)
Muy lindas fotos
The pomegranate is beautiful!
nice vegetable garden, i also have cauliflower and cabbage in my garden. however, good luck with the pomegranates. Happy Gardening!
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WOW! your garden is so lovely..
Ya its a really nice vegetable garden
your garden is so beautiful
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