Great photos! I just bought a pomegranate last night, first time since I was a child! Can’t wait to try it in my salad, on my cereal, or just pop one into my mouth! Thanks for the inspiration!
They really do look like huge Christmas ornaments. Beautiful sunny Fresno : )
12:13 pm Oct 24th, 2010
is carbone
nothing better than standing over the sink, gobbling the seeds spitting out the residue, and repeat till almost all are gone except the few saved for your salad, Love those Pomegranates.
IS
Never seen pomegranates that look so lush and succulent before. Especially the picture that’s just a handful of seeds in their natural state. Pictures or actual pomegranates I’ve seen have sort of a dried out look to them. Now I KNOW what to look for in the grocery stores.
At Trader Joes you can buy just the jewel red seeds with the rest of the fruit already removed. Gorgeous on top of a salad around the holidays – and easy. But now I really SEE what the big deal is about. These pomegranates look delish.
2:18 pm Oct 24th, 2010
Nancy
Wow – never saw a pomegranate tree before. Really beautiful – almost like a decorated Christmas tree with beautiful red balls.
*sigh* you just made me so homesick. I’m from Visalia and when I was little there was this little blind old man that lived next door to me who couldn’t see to pick his pomegranates and persimmons. I miss those days so much. There’s no such thing as Fall in Phoenix.
woo hoo! my hand made it into the photo montage
10:28 am Oct 24th, 2010Where is this? They are such pretty trees.
11:27 am Oct 24th, 2010Great photos! I just bought a pomegranate last night, first time since I was a child! Can’t wait to try it in my salad, on my cereal, or just pop one into my mouth! Thanks for the inspiration!
11:54 am Oct 24th, 2010They really do look like huge Christmas ornaments. Beautiful sunny Fresno : )
12:13 pm Oct 24th, 2010nothing better than standing over the sink, gobbling the seeds spitting out the residue, and repeat till almost all are gone except the few saved for your salad, Love those Pomegranates.
1:09 pm Oct 24th, 2010IS
Very cool! Never seen pomegranate trees before. Beautiful!
1:11 pm Oct 24th, 2010forgot to mention about the mythology , and symbol of fecunity.
1:15 pm Oct 24th, 2010Eat More Pomegranate Seeds. Cowards can just drink the juice,
This makes me want to find a pomegranate tree! Beautiful photos. Great to see the sunshine as I sit in rainy Seattle.
1:32 pm Oct 24th, 2010Never seen pomegranates that look so lush and succulent before. Especially the picture that’s just a handful of seeds in their natural state. Pictures or actual pomegranates I’ve seen have sort of a dried out look to them. Now I KNOW what to look for in the grocery stores.
At Trader Joes you can buy just the jewel red seeds with the rest of the fruit already removed. Gorgeous on top of a salad around the holidays – and easy. But now I really SEE what the big deal is about. These pomegranates look delish.
2:18 pm Oct 24th, 2010Wow – never saw a pomegranate tree before. Really beautiful – almost like a decorated Christmas tree with beautiful red balls.
4:43 pm Oct 24th, 2010Gorgeous! Wanna hear something funny? I swear I think that you and I got a shot of the very same split pomegranate, I swear!!
4:43 pm Oct 24th, 2010lovely! i love munching on pomegranate seeds
6:15 pm Oct 24th, 2010Magnificent! My kids cannot get enough of pomegranates. It’s the only fruit they will eat instead of chocolate cake fir dessert!
7:08 pm Oct 24th, 2010Beautiful! Takes me back.. I grew up on a farm with 7 trees, oh the stories!
7:17 pm Oct 24th, 2010;0
8:23 pm Oct 24th, 2010oh my goodness…..delicious.
8:28 pm Oct 24th, 2010Delish!
5:59 am Oct 25th, 2010I am amazed how beautiful the trees are – I did not know that they were so abundant on a tree. Lovely pictures.
6:04 am Oct 25th, 2010Being a New Englander I am so in awe of how, heavy, red, and gorgeous these fruits look on the tree. Beautiful shots of deliciousness! Cheers, Jess
7:02 am Oct 25th, 2010These look beautiful! What a treat that would be to eat pomegranates right from the tree!
8:51 am Oct 25th, 2010*sigh* you just made me so homesick. I’m from Visalia and when I was little there was this little blind old man that lived next door to me who couldn’t see to pick his pomegranates and persimmons. I miss those days so much. There’s no such thing as Fall in Phoenix.
9:14 am Oct 27th, 2010