It’s the season of the pomegranate, known as nature’s most labor intensive fruit. Pomegranates are one of those items you need to enjoy when you are not rushed or in a hurry.

In Mexico, pomegranate seeds are essential for chiles en nogada, a patriotic-colored dish served in September, around Independence Day. Chinese and Vietnamese Buddhists offer the fruit on New Year ...

How to store pomegranate seeds and juice: If you don’t happen to have a pomegranate tree growing in your yard (ah, California), you can find fresh pomegranates at some grocery stores.

There's an art to getting the growing environment right for your fruit trees so they can produce plenty of juicy fruit. Pomegranate trees are no different, needing pollination for successful fruit ...

Pomegranate soup is one way to enjoy the fruit's warming effects; it uses either the juice or seeds. One of the earliest cultivated fruits, the pomegranate has been traced back as far as 3,000 B.C.

How to extract pomegranate seeds: Step 2: Fill a bowl with water and place the sections in the bowl. With your fingers, roll out the arils and discard everything else (skin and bitter white ...

The first pomegranate that John Chater grasped bled crimson drops onto his tan suede shoes. The leathery hull brimmed with dark, translucent seeds bigger than his baby teeth, and when he nibbl… ...

I went to visit my family in Iran after an absence of 18 years and brought back pomegranate seeds from my mom’s garden. I dried them in the sun and left some in the freezer and some in the re… ...

The Tree of the Month for August is the Punica granatum, commonly known as the pomegranate tree. A member of the Punicaceae family, this small semi-deciduous tree is steeped in history and romance.

Q: I have a pomegranate tree and for years it has been bearing fruit with dark red seeds. I have been fighting a bug on the tree and this year the fruit seed is pale white, almost gray. Can you ...