Pomegranates need tropical climates for in‑ground growing. In zone 5/6 Ohio, grow in a container: well‑drained potting mix, gravel base, sunny window in winter, move outdoors in summer. Self‑pollinating. Mist leaves in winter to deter spider mites. They’ll fruit in a pot with care.
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