Pomegranates · Dave Wilson Nursery

Ambrosia Pomegranate

Punica granatum ‘Ambrosia’

An exceptionally large-fruited pomegranate with pale skin, bright pink flesh, and a sweeter profile than Wonderful.

4 varieties

Our pick for most gardens

Potted · 18-24" · 1 Year

Grown on in a pot and shipped dormant, roots already established.

$22

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Which one

Every pomegranate side by side

Same fruit, different seasons and different jobs. Pick the row that fits your ground and your calendar.

Variety	Harvest	Chill hours	Pollination	Mature size	Grown	From
An exceptionally large-fruited pomegranate with pale skin, bright pink flesh, and a sweeter profile than Wonderful.	Fall	About 150 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 8–12 ft as a shrub or small tree	381	$22
A very sweet, nearly seedless pomegranate with pale non-staining juice and an early harvest suited to warm-winter gardens.	Late summer through fall	About 150 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 8–10 ft as an arching shrub or small tree	904	$22
A large red pomegranate with soft seeds, deep-red arils, and a rich sweet-tart balance for fresh eating and juice.	Fall	About 150 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 8–12 ft as a shrub or small tree	1,202	$22
The classic dark-red pomegranate for juice and arils, combining exceptional desert heat tolerance with broad winter adaptability.	Fall	Low chill	Self-fruitful; pollinator activity can improve set	Usually 8–15 ft as a shrub or small tree	1,710	$22

Counts are what the nursery is growing right now, across every trunk size.

Where this tree sits

Understory & shrubs

Woody plants at head height and below — figs, pomegranates, currants, berries. They fill the gap between trunk and ground.

Pomegranates sit in this layer.