Young Pomegranate Tree | Punica gramatum 'Mollar de Elche'
√ Self-pollinating
√ Large, very sweet and mild fruits
√ Exceptionally soft seeds
√ Ripening period (September-November)
About the Punica gr. Mollar de Elche
The young Mollar de Elche pomegranate tree is especially known for its very sweet fruits and soft seeds. It is a distinctive Mediterranean fruit tree originating from Spain. The fruits of Mollar de Elche have a yellowish-red to red skin and contain beautiful pinkish-red seeds. In summer, the tree produces striking orange-red flowers that contrast beautifully with its glossy green leaves. The fruits can ripen in autumn. The tree grows best in a warm, sunny and sheltered location with well-drained soil. Mollar de Elche needs plenty of sunshine and warmth to grow well and allow its fruits to ripen fully. During severe or prolonged frost, the tree requires additional protection.
Fruit Quality
The Mollar de Elche pomegranate produces large, very sweet and mild fruits with a yellowish-red to red skin. The flavour is remarkably sweet, and the seeds are exceptionally soft and almost unnoticeable, making them easy to eat whole. Delicious eaten fresh.