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Pomegranate Trees for Santa Barbara

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Wonderful may be one of the best-known pomegranates, but it's far from the only option available for the home garden. Pro Garden Supply can help customers explore favorites like Eversweet and Grenada along with Ambrosia, Pink Satin, Parfianka, White, Fleshman, and other sourcing options through our nursery suppliers.

Popular Pomegranate Varieties

Eversweet

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Wonderful

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Grenada

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Pomegranate Varieties We Can Source

Our nursery suppliers can often help us source pomegranate choices beyond the varieties currently available, so contact our team to check current availability or discuss a special order.

AmbrosiaEversweetPink SatinParfiankaWhiteWonderfulFleshmanGrenada

Choosing a Pomegranate Tree for Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara's coastal and inland microclimates can provide very different summer growing conditions, making planting location and variety selection important when choosing a pomegranate tree.

Consider these factors when choosing your pomegranate:

  • Sun and summer warmth: Pomegranates perform best with plenty of sun, and summer warmth helps the fruit develop and ripen. In cooler coastal areas, choosing a warm, sunny planting location can be especially important.
  • Coastal and inland conditions: Eversweet is particularly worth considering for coastal gardens. UC guidance for Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties includes Eversweet among its coastal selections, while Ambrosia, Grenada, and Wonderful are included among its inland selections. These recommendations aren't an exhaustive list, and conditions can vary considerably between individual gardens.
  • Fruit preferences: Pomegranate varieties can differ in sweetness, acidity, seed characteristics, color, and ripening season. Think about whether you're primarily interested in eating the arils fresh, juicing, or a combination when comparing varieties.
  • Pollination: Pomegranates are generally self-fertile, so a second tree isn't normally required to produce fruit. Growing more than one pomegranate can improve fruit set in some situations.

Not sure which pomegranate to choose?

Tell us where you're planting and what you're looking for. Our team can help you compare pomegranate varieties for your Santa Barbara garden and help source varieties that aren't currently available at the nursery.

Available Pomegranate Tree Sizes

Pomegranate trees are available in 5 Gallon, 15 Gallon, and 25 Gallon sizes, with larger sizes by special order.

Availability Notice

Sizes and varieties are subject to availability. Contact our team for current inventory or special-order options.

Searching for a Particular Pomegranate?

Have a pomegranate in mind beyond Wonderful? Our team can check current availability and often source additional cultivars through our nursery suppliers. 5 Gallon, 15 Gallon, 25 Gallon, and larger sizes by special order depend on supplier availability. Tell us what you're looking for and we'll help you explore the possibilities.

Visit Pro Garden Supply

Visit Pro Garden Supply at 18 N Milpas St, Santa Barbara, CA 93103 to explore the wider pomegranate selection with our team. If you are considering a particular cultivar or size, call (805) 965-4619 ahead of your visit so we can check current inventory and sourcing options.