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Angel Red Pomegranate tree
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Posted by
purovargas 8b (
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Fri, Jun 15, 12 at 22:59
| Anyone ever tasted an Angel Red pomegranate? I just bought one here in San Antonio, TX and I read on-line that it is a new variety that is considered a gourmet variety. I already have a pomegranate tree that I posted in a different post that was supposed to be a Parfianka pomegranate and it turned out to be a sweet pomegranate variety, I wonder how these all differ from each other. |
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RE: Angel Red Pomegranate tree
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- Posted by AJBB none (My Page) on
Sat, Jun 16, 12 at 0:39
| Angel Red tastes very similar to the Pom Wonderful variant that is sold in stores. The plant is very vigorous, probably more vigorous than Wonderful, and ripens about a month earlier than Wonderful. I grow a number of pomegranates at my home in Phoenix. |
RE: Angel Red Pomegranate tree
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| So what variety has the most unique flavor of pomegranates? |
RE: Angel Red Pomegranate tree
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- Posted by AJBB none (My Page) on
Sat, Jun 16, 12 at 15:28
| Depends on your palate. Parfianka, Sin Pepe, Desertnyi all have distinct, but very good flavors. Utah Sweet is kinda bland. |
RE: Angel Red Pomegranate tree
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| What about the sweet variety? I was sent one by mistake and I hope it tastes delicious. When I was buying the Angel Red the garden store also sold another variety called Austin, the pick showed a giant but butt ugly pomegranate. |
RE: Angel Red Pomegranate tree
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| I wonder if I made a mistake purchasing the Angel Red, some people say it takes a couple of years to produce fruit, this sweet I planted in February produced two fruits and it was only about two feet tall when I planted it. |
RE: Angel Red Pomegranate tree
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| Our Angel Red is still small, planted from bareroot this year. But pretty and a few flowers |
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