Beautiful blooms. Mine is blooming so pretty as well 😍

Thank you! My parfianka produces so many fruits in one year. They are absolutely flavorful and so delicious!

As usual looking good keep it going Daisy

Beautiful blooms ❤

That actually looks big enough to support fruit, I'd leave it on there 😁 congrats! It looks beautiful 😍 it's winter right now in Australia so mine is going dormant, so I love to watch your trees growth since mine are going into sleep right now 😂

I use an African Blue Basil as a companion plant for my pomegranate trees too. Not only are they bee magnets but they taste great!

Planted them too close sis. I know I’m years out from this video so I hope it’s been moved but beautiful flowers!

Amazing garden! Here's a tip... Use bamboo sticks when trying to straighten up those nice fruit trees 😊 love your set-up. You will definitely need a bigger yard lol cheers!

Hello Daisy, first of all love your videos! I have a partial a I planted last year at 1 year old and this year it’s loaded with flowers I’d say 20+ flowers. I was wondering what you thought about dyed mulch?

I grew one from seed! It's almost 3 years old! It's same size. Will I ever get fruits lol

Hi there, your video is so good, your pomegranate are so healthy...wow...I love pomegranate. New subbed 🍃☘🌿🌱

@theryahliegarden

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

Hey Daisy! I just ordered a Parfianka pomegranate tree a few hours ago and then came across your video! What a coincidence! Have you recorded an update on yours since last year? Sorry if I missed it

@theryahliegarden

2 жыл бұрын

That's amazing Gee! Well, they were doing great AND starting to bloom until we had a winter storm in February that wiped them out 😢. I purchased two new ones but different varieties. One of them already has a pomegranate so I'm excited what next year will bring.

Awesome video !

@theryahliegarden

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!! 💚

Can I prune whenever? Or it's had to be during a certain time? All of my blooms fell off and my baby trees are taking a beating because of the sun

Thanks for sharing. You and your trees are beautiful. Take out the commercial dyed woodchips and bring in FREE natural woodchips. Every time you water/rains the water pulls minerals out of the chips creating compost tea for your soil.

@theryahliegarden

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!! 💯 agree!

You'll get more blooms during the summer. My pomegranate is in its third year and it has bloomed in spring and summer. Apparently, they tend to bloom all throughout mid-spring and into fall once they become mature and established (~4 years).

@fenderman9178

4 жыл бұрын

Keep Growing Keep Smiling My tree currently has two baby pomegranates. The blooms didn’t set fruit last year, so it’s definitely still maturing.

@fenderman9178

4 жыл бұрын

Keep Growing Keep Smiling Yeah, let’s hope so! The fruits are getting bigger each day!

How far apart is the tree planted from the fence?

Mashalla 🌳 🏡 🌴 🌳

Cut all branches of refil size ,just keep pensil size branches, and try to keep the centre open for light penitration.

@AjaySharma-yl7lo

4 жыл бұрын

@@theryahliegarden I grow pomegranates commercially, and I am always happy to help.

Anyone know how deep the roots are? I've planted a pomegranate in a dug out courtyard that was originally the middle of the house. It's covered in 2-3 feet of soil, but is all rubble underneath. I've dug out as deep as I can, around 2 feet, but now there's too much rubble to remove. I've amended the surrounding soil, and plants and bushes are growing, but I'm not sure a tree can grow with just 3 feet of soil.

@theryahliegarden

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not sure but I would guess that it can’t. I only know that citrusy grows well in containers. Maybe that would work instead.

I have two 1 year old pomegranates. Both have been forming good spring foliage but the stems on 1 has become super droopy. Is that normal?

@stevenwicks6451

3 жыл бұрын

@@theryahliegarden okay thanks for the tip ☺

Is the idea to keep them small? Or just maintain same, even heights amongst them? Or are these miniatures?

@theryahliegarden

Жыл бұрын

The idea is to keep them small so they fit in the small backyard.

How I grow a small pomegranet tree plz reply

See our pomegranate

Pomegranates are self fertile and having both male and female flowers. No need for pollinators.

I thought this going to be a guidance or lesson how to prune pomegranate tree this was just a leisurely hey look I'm pretty you guys like how pretty my face is video?

@theryahliegarden

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliment 😉

You're going to find out that these two are way too close. Pomegranate are more of a bushy bush and not a real tree. You will need to have those two just like us in a Corvid line...6 feet apart.

@lomogo01

2 жыл бұрын

I just came across this video and I was thinking the same thing. I live in the interior of Mexico and I have a 2 yr old tree. It is already 10 ft tall and 4 ft. wide. During the summer, we don't have a lot of sun because it is the rainy season and because it is young, it undergoes sporadic blooming, even now. So, in my experience, those 2 trees are far too close together. I have also had to trim mine several times in the last year.

@j.dextersmith6421

2 жыл бұрын

@@lomogo01 With all the weird weather patterns all plants are confused. I have pear trees blooming after the first cool front came through...I suppose they think it's spring as the summer was so hot and wet.

@lomogo01

2 жыл бұрын

@@j.dextersmith6421 I think that is part of the problem. I remember when we had more sunny days and rain at night in this region. Now, we have rain all day, several days and nights in a row. My tree has a few pomegranates and it is flowering now. This is not the season for them in Mexico! Weird. The days will remain warm, but near the end of December, the nights can drop down to about 40. So, we shall see.

@theryahliegarden

2 жыл бұрын

You are right, they are too close. However, my plan is to treat them as one. Only allowing the outer branches grow and keeping the tree short. I don’t have intentions in letting the tree grow without trimming heavily. Thank you so much for your tips. I’m sure everyone on here can really benefit from them and decides what works for them. 💚💚💚

@j.dextersmith6421

2 жыл бұрын

@@theryahliegarden Eggzackly, what works here in S.E. La. may never work in N.E. Tennessee or S.W. Oklahoma. Climate controls what has to be done to the bush or tree. When I run out of tricks, I call the local State/County Agriculture Agent and he/she will give me what works near me. I don't know if Lomogo01 has an equal in Mexico; but here in the USA most counties have a county agent or a state Ag Horticulturist paid to field questions and give insight unto us wanna bees who simply try and fail over and over.

Why so close together? They should be spaced out

@svetusik72

4 жыл бұрын

Keep Growing Keep Smiling so essentially you treat them as one tree then? You had a little room between them and the next tree, I would move it three feet or so and make a “hedge”. My pomegranate trees are huge, 10’x10’ or so.

@sylviaruth5008

3 жыл бұрын

Svetlana V How far apart should I plant my pomegranate trees? I planted one ten years ago and it is about three feet and does not bear fruit. Thanks

@svetusik72

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylviaruth5008 I have 3 pomegranate trees in 3 different locations in my backyard so they have the room to go crazy. Be sure to give them sun, a little water and lots of air. Otherwise, they will not fruit, or the fruit will be defective (sour, crack, small, rot, etc). Try adding manure 1-2 gallons every fall when they drop leaves (around Thanksgiving for California). Just lay it around the trunk or dig a hole 18-24” from trunk.

@sylviaruth5008

3 жыл бұрын

Svetlana V Thank you so much.

@sylviaruth5008

3 жыл бұрын

Keep Growing Keep Smiling Thank you so much.