
Makedonia Red Pomegranate
Punica granatum – Makedonia Pomegranate
The Makedonia Pomegranate is a hardy pomegranate variety native to Southern Europe, particularly near Greece. It was first cultivated in the United States in Bethlehem, PA. This pomegranate has demonstrated excellent winter hardiness over the past several years, making it a resilient choice for colder climates.
The plant is bushy and compact, making it suitable for various garden settings.
Key Features:
- USDA Zones: 6–9
- Spacing Requirement: Plant within a 6-foot circle
Plant Characteristics:
- Pest Resistance: Excellent
- Disease Resistance: Very Good
- Drought Tolerance: Good
- Heat Tolerance: Excellent
- Humidity Tolerance: Good
- Sun Tolerance: Excellent
- Wet Soil Tolerance: Poor
- Shade Tolerance: Poor
- No Spray: Excellent
- Salt Tolerance: Good
- Fresh for Kids: Very Good
- Deer Resistance: Good
- Thorns: Yes
- Plant Type: Shrub
- Soil Type: Adaptable
- Edible Type: Fruit
- Self-Fertile: Yes
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