Double-flowered pomegranate (Punica granatum ‘Chico’) has carnation-like blooms and a fleshy “hip” but no edible fruit. It forms a dense, 3–4 ft shrub with glossy leaves. Hardy to Zone 8a (20°F); protect in colder zones.
Great for ornamental value; not for fruit production.

‘Chico’ pomegranate—double flowers, no fruit.

The fleshy 'hip' inside the flower.

Compact habit makes it a good hedge.
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