We actually have a pomegranate tree in our backyard. The trees get beautiful red blooms and it is fun to watch these funky fruit ripen.
Saturday, July 14, 2007
P...is for Pomegranate
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3 comments:
Wow, I've never seen one growing before, I usually get mine from the supermarket :O)
Great photo and what a wonderful fruit to have growing in your garden xXx
Just caught up with all your photos - LOVE the naked photo, really made me smile. You have such unusal things, its fascinating seeing what you pick for your letters, love it x
I love pomegrantes. I grew up with pomegrante trees - their fruit is so yummy!
Aubrey
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