Where are pomegranate grown?

Answer 1

Pomegranates are typically found in California within the USA, but originally come from the Middle East and Asia. They prefer a warm Mediterranean climate and can grow up to 30 feet high, but are normally around 16 feet.

Answer 2

Most American pomegranates are grown in California. They are also grown in the western mediterranian from Greece to Iran. They are also grown in many other warm locales throughout the world.

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Answer 3

The pomegranate first grew in Iran, and has since been cultivated throughout the middle east, India, the drier parts of Southeast Asia, Southern Europe and the Mediterranean, and even in parts of Africa. It is also grown in Latin America and California. It prefers warm, dry climates, as wetter areas tend to encourage root decay from fungal diseases.

Answer 4

Pomegranate is Armenia's national fruit. It originates from there.

Answer 5

the climate where the tress are usually grown is mediterainian where the air is warm and moist. places such as Florida and India

Answer 6

Pomegranates are grown mostly in Iceland, Alaska, and Scotland!

Answer 7

Hot dry climate. l live in central CA and we have large groves now of pomegranates. Takes 7 years for a tree to mature.

Answer 8

pomegranates grow in South America, and in other tropical countries

Answer 9

Greek

Answer 10

Sounthern climate