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Pomegranate (Sakerdze)

$29.99

Sakerdze is a pomegranate cultivar originating from Turkmenistan, introduced to the United States in 1976 as part of a USDA collection from Russia and Iran. This cultivar is known for its medium to large fruits with dark red rinds and arils, offering a sweet-tart to tart flavor profile.In terms of cultivation, R-5 Sakerdze is self-fertile and thrives in USDA Zones 7–10. This variety has demonstrated moderate resistance to anthracnose fruit rot, a common disease in humid regions, and is considered moderately cold-hardy, making it a viable option for growers in cooler climates like the Pacific Northwest.

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Ships in 1 to 4 business days from our nursery in Washington state, in a 36 inch box.
Grows in zones 7 to 10.
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Sakerdze is a pomegranate cultivar originating from Turkmenistan, introduced to the United States in 1976 as part of a USDA collection from Russia and Iran . This cultivar is known for its medium to large fruits with dark red rinds and arils, offering a sweet-tart to tart flavor profile . In terms of cultivation, R-5 Sakerdze is self-fertile and thrives in USDA Zones 7–10. This variety has demonstrated moderate resistance to anthracnose fruit rot, a common disease in humid regions, and is considered moderately cold-hardy, making it a viable option for growers in cooler climates like the Pacific Northwest .

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