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Pomegranate (Medjhos 6269)

$29.99

Mejhos 6269 is a pomegranate cultivar originating from Russia, notable for its cold hardiness and suitability for cultivation in cooler climates. Introduced to the U.S. in 1976 as part of a USDA collection from Turkmenistan and Russia, it is also known by its accession number R-2. Mejhos 6269 demonstrates medium cold hardiness, having shown the ability to regrow from roots after exposure to temperatures as low as -6°F, as observed in USDA trials in Georgia. This resilience makes it a promising option for growers in regions with colder winters, such as the Pacific Northwest.

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What our customers say

The trees were delivered promptly and they are the biggest, best looking mail-order trees I have seen in a long time. I will be ordering more in the future.

Website customer · email

The bare roots are by far the most established roots that I have ever seen on a bareroot tree.

Website customer · email

It looks like it is at least 7 feet tall. I certainly was not expecting it to be that big.

Lisa · email

Absolutely beautiful trees, especially compared to some of the other mail order bare roots I have gotten from other companies.

Website customer · email

An extra long box for taller trees is totally worth it to me. The trees are great.

William · email

The plants look beautiful and healthy. I was impressed by the size and strength of the 3-Cherry Tree.

Jose · email

Bare root was in great condition. A lot of branching and looks ready for a harvest this year. Best fruit trees in the business!

Daniel, Lapin cherry · website review

Very nice big tree, some limbs already blooming. I've planted it and it hasn't wilted. Arrived quickly and very well packaged.

Beulah, 4 in 1 Fruit Salad · website review

They have really healthy plants, all were larger than I expected. I for sure will be ordering more from them!

Billie · website review

Arrived quickly and in great shape, larger than I had expected too.

Ralph, red currant · website review

Thank you so much for these lovely hardy kiwis. They are much bigger than expected. Will be ordering from you again.

Irene · email

Boxed perfect. Shipped on time. Excellent quality stock. About the only thing you could do to improve my experience would be to fly out to Maine and plant them for me.

Don, Maine · email

I have been buying from your nursery for years, and hands down your citrus has survived the best out of all of my sources. I have never lost a plant in my colder climate.

Returning customer · email

The packaging for those kiwis was brilliant and by far the best packaging job out of any place I ordered from this year. Your Annas are tough as nails.

Travis · email

I received my pink currant in perfect condition. I am always amazed since I live in the southeast and they are in the northwest!

Susan · website review

All 3 bushes arrived looking healthy. It's been over a month and they are still going strong.

Vlad, Rovada red currant · website review

Description

Mejhos 6269 is a pomegranate cultivar originating from Russia, notable for its cold hardiness and suitability for cultivation in cooler climates. Introduced to the U. S. in 1976 as part of a USDA collection from Turkmenistan and Russia, it is also known by its accession number R-2. Mejhos 6269 demonstrates medium cold hardiness, having shown the ability to regrow from roots after exposure to temperatures as low as -6°F, as observed in USDA trials in Georgia. This resilience makes it a promising option for growers in regions with colder winters, such as the Pacific Northwest.

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