Technical sheet of the Provence Douce variety
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Fruit flesh color: Pink
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Skin color: Red that washes into yellow and brown when ripe
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Average fruit size: Large (up to 600 grams), 8 to 12 cm in diameter
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Fruit shape: Round
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Mature tree size: Up to 4 meters
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Tree habit: Bushy and bushy, flared, branched and rather rounded
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Fruit taste: Red, juicy, and slightly tangy pulp. Arils (seeds) are a beautiful dark pink, sweet, and fragrant.
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Fruiting period: Late September to mid-November
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Precocity: Mid-season
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Disease resistance and hardiness: Very hardy, resists cold well (down to -17°C)
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Average yield: 70 kg of fruit per tree at maturity
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Is this variety self-fertile? Yes
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Fruit storage time: A few weeks to several months in a cool place (1 to 3°C)
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Commercial use: Suitable for juice production (but hard seeds), fresh consumption, and processing (jam, syrup)
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Comments: Native to Provence, easy to grow, does not require staking, produces honey, resists drought and calcareous soils.
Pomegranate Provence Douce: A Safe Value for Your Orchard
The Provence Douce pomegranate, an iconic variety of the Mediterranean region, combines hardiness, unique flavor, and ease of care. Thanks to its organic certification and agricultural performance, this pomegranate tree is a must-have for producers and enthusiasts seeking excellence.
Origins and Particularities of the Grenadier Provence Douce
A variety rooted in Provençal tradition
The Provence Douce pomegranate is an old variety native to Provence. Selected for its ability to adapt to varied climates – Mediterranean or temperate – and often demanding soils, this variety is the ideal ally for farmers and market gardeners.
With a remarkable cold tolerance down to -17°C, this pomegranate tree thrives in areas where few other pomegranate cultivars dare to venture. It offers an environmentally friendly solution for those who wish to produce local, organic pomegranates without compromising on quality.
Exceptional fruits for juice lovers
The fruits of the Provence Douce pomegranate stand out for their thick skin and juicy flesh. In addition to their sweet, slightly tangy flavor, the dark pink arils make them a perfect ingredient for gourmet juices and refined syrups. Although the hard seeds make direct consumption more difficult, they contribute to the unique texture of processed products.
Why Choose the Provence Douce Pomegranate for Your Orchard?
Adaptability and robustness: a safe investment
Whether you're in the Mediterranean or a cooler region, the Provence Douce pomegranate adapts easily. Its resilience to extreme temperatures and varied soils (clayey, chalky, or poor) makes it a safe bet for expanding or diversifying your plantations.
A Fruit Destined for Agri-Food Processing
La Provence Douce is the ideal choice for those looking to add value to their harvest with processed products. Here's why:
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Juices and Beverages: With its rich, juicy flesh and mild flavor, it lends itself perfectly to natural juicing or blending with other varieties.
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Jams and syrups: The juicy and fragrant arils allow you to create gourmet products that will appeal to lovers of authentic flavors.
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Bark and seeds: Thanks to their high antioxidant content, bark and seeds can be used in the cosmetics and food industries.
Simplified Maintenance for Optimal Performance
Planting tips
To ensure abundant fruiting, it is crucial to follow a few essential rules:
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Sun exposure: The Provence Douce Pomegranate requires full southern exposure to maximize flowering.
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Soil Drainage: Although tolerant, this pomegranate tree prefers well-drained soils to avoid root asphyxiation.
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Watering: During the first year, weekly watering is recommended. Afterwards, simply ensure adequate watering during fruit set.
Pruning and fertilization
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Balanced Fertilization: Use a fertilizer rich in phosphorus to encourage fruiting. Avoid excess nitrogen, which could compromise fruit quality.
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Winter pruning: Favor light pruning to avoid friction between branches, which could harm fruit growth.
The Grenadier Provence Douce at the Heart of the Grenadiverse Strategy
Grenadiverse offers solutions adapted to all professional or amateur arborists wishing to integrate the Provence Douce Grenadier into their orchard.
Our competitive advantages include:
- Decreasing prices according to the volumes ordered.
- Fast delivery within 15 days, with the possibility of delivery directly to your farm.
- Certified organic pomegranate trees, from specialized nurseries to guarantee optimal quality.
- Dedicated technical support, including personalized advice to maximize your returns.
Enhance your farm with the Provence Douce Grenadier
Whether you're a tree grower, market gardener, or orchard manager, the Provence Douce Pomegranate is the ideal solution for diversifying your production. With unbeatable value for money, this variety combines taste and economical yields.
FAQ
What are the benefits of Grenadier Provence Douce for professionals?
Its hardiness, its AB organic certification and its adaptability to different climates make this variety a profitable and ecological choice for producers.
Can I plant the Provence Douce Pomegranate in cold regions?
Yes, this variety can withstand temperatures down to -17°C, provided that the soil is well drained.
What products can be made with this variety?
The Provence Douce Pomegranate is perfect for juices, syrups, jams and even cosmetic applications thanks to its seeds rich in antioxidants.
Is delivery available for all volumes?
Grenadiverse offers delivery throughout France, with prices tailored to bulk orders.
How long does it take for pomegranates to reach full production?
Full productivity is reached between the 7th and 8th year, with a yield of up to 70 kg per tree.
What services are included with Grenadiverse?
Grenadiverse offers responsive sales support, a comprehensive technical itinerary, and free quotes to support your pomegranate farming project.
