Pomegranate Spanish 1.2-1.5m شجرة الرمان

The Spanish Pomegranate (Punica granatum) refers to pomegranate varieties grown in Spain, a region known for its rich agricultural history and ideal climate for cultivating high-quality pomegranates. Spanish pomegranates are prized for their unique characteristics, vibrant colors, and delicious flavor, and they are commonly grown in regions like Andalusia.
Tree Characteristics:
Size: The tree grows to a moderate height of 3–5 meters (10–16 feet), though it can be pruned to a smaller size for easier harvesting.
Growth Habit: Deciduous with a bushy, multi-stemmed growth habit, which can be shaped into a more tree-like form.
Leaves: Narrow, glossy, and dark green, providing a dense canopy.
Flowers: Bright red to orange, trumpet-shaped, and highly ornamental.
Hardiness: Well-suited to Mediterranean climates with mild winters and hot summers.