Russian Hardy Pomegranate

Russian Hardy Pomegranate brings multiple layers of seasonal interest with vivid red flowers followed by rounded fruits that develop along the branches. The blooms create concentrated bursts of color against narrow green foliage, while the developing fruit adds additional texture and visual interest later in the season. Its branching forms an open, upright shape that gradually spreads as the plant matures, giving it a natural but defined silhouette. Reaching about 8 to 12 feet tall and spreading 6 to 10 feet wide at maturity, it develops a substantial presence that works well in borders, focal plantings, and edible landscapes.

• Deciduous flowering shrub
• Bright red flowers and ornamental fruit
• Upright, spreading growth habit
• Moderate growth rate
• Excellent for borders, focal plantings, and edible landscapes

Russian Hardy Pomegranate thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Hardy in USDA zones 6 through 10, it provides vibrant seasonal color, ornamental fruit, and a strong landscape presence in Texas.