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When to Plant? When to Harvest? - Growing Guide / Diseases / Pests
You can find all our planting advice for pomegranates here.
Planting and Harvesting Calendar: Our Calendar for Pomegranates
Which pomegranate variety should you choose for growing in France? Comparison of pomegranate varieties
Cultivation itinerary / Technical guide for planting your pomegranate plot in France
Choice of land and soil preparation
Choice of variety
Planting and density
Irrigation and fertilization management
Cultural care and maintenance
Marketing
Economic aspects
Guide to Pomegranate Diseases in France
Alternaria alternata: A threat to pomegranate trees in France
Botrytis cinerea: Understanding and managing gray mold on pomegranate trees in France
Scab: Understanding and Preventing Scab on Pomegranates?
Powdery Mildew : Understanding and Managing Powdery Mildew on Pomegranates
Fighting Phytophthora on Pomegranates
Guides to Pomegranate Pests and Pests in France
Fight against aphids Aphis punicae and pomegranates
Fighting the Pear Moth (Zeuzera pyrina) on Pomegranates
Fighting the Mediterranean Fruit Fly on Pomegranates
Fighting the Anisandrus dispar bark beetle of the Grenadiers
Pomegranate Planting in France: Complete Guide - Choosing the Variety
In addition to this article, you can find our comparative table of varieties in our article: Grenadier Variety Comparison
Choosing the right pomegranate variety is a fundamental decision to ensure a productive crop suited to your region. In France, where the climate varies considerably from one area to another, it's important to select varieties that meet local conditions, production goals, and disease resistance. This comprehensive guide will help you make an informed choice and optimize your pomegranate growing project.
Adaptation of pomegranate varieties to the French climate
The pomegranate tree is naturally adapted to hot, dry climates, but some varieties stand out for their ability to tolerate colder conditions.
Tolerance to Mediterranean climate
In the southern regions of France, varieties such as Wonderful or Mollar de Elche thrive thanks to their adaptation to heat and drought.
Varieties adapted to cold climates
- Vkushny : Resists up to -20°C, perfect for areas with extreme temperatures.
- Provence Douce : Ideal for temperate regions, with hardiness down to -17°C.
- Acco and Fleshmann : Suitable for slightly cooler climates, with resistance down to -15°C.
Dwarf pomegranates and protection against the cold
Dwarf pomegranates adapt well to more northerly areas, but beware of spring frosts which can damage the flowering.
Production objectives: fresh consumption or processing into juice
The choice of variety also depends on the destination of the fruit: direct consumption or processing into juice.
Fresh consumption
- Acco : Mild flavor and tender seeds.
- Fleshmann : Highly appreciated for its pleasant texture.
- Seedless : A seedless variety, ideal for easy consumption.
Transformation into juice
Varieties like Wonderful and Vkushny are known for their intense, balanced and richly colored juices.
Versatility
Some varieties, such as Acco, are suitable for both fresh consumption and processing, offering interesting flexibility.
Disease resistance of pomegranate varieties
The pomegranate tree is generally disease resistant, but some varieties offer increased hardiness.
Resistant varieties
- Wonderful : Exceptional natural resistance.
- Vkushny : Perfect for harsh climates.
Preventive measures
In addition to varietal choice, planting in a well-ventilated space helps prevent fungal diseases such as powdery mildew.
Self-fertility and cross-pollination
Most pomegranate trees are self-fertile, but cross-pollination can improve yield.
Self-fertile varieties
Varieties like Acco and Provence Douce produce fruit without external intervention, making crop management easier.
Cross-pollination to optimize yield
Even for self-fertile varieties, planting multiple trees of the same variety can increase productivity by 20%.
Summary for the choice of varieties in France
To ensure the success of your planting, take into account three main criteria:
- Climate : Choose varieties suited to local winter temperatures.
- Production Objectives : Determine the intended use of the fruit (consumption or processing).
- Resistance : Choose varieties that are resistant to diseases and climatic conditions.
With proper planning, your pomegranate tree will thrive in your orchard for a long time.
Grenadiverse: Your partner for buying pomegranates and starting your orchard
Looking for a trusted supplier for your pomegranate plants? Grenadiverse is the ideal partner to assist you in creating your orchard. We offer a wide range of professional-quality pomegranate trees, grown in specialized nurseries and available at producer prices.
Why choose Grenadiverse?
- Delivery throughout France directly to your plot or farm, within 15 days.
- Free quotes and advice to guide you in choosing your plants and setting up your orchard.
- Responsive sales service: guaranteed response within 48 hours.
- Dedicated technical support to maximize your chances of success in pomegranate farming.
Would you like to buy pomegranate trees and benefit from the best quality guarantees? Contact our team of experts today. We are here to advise you and help you realize your projects, whether you are a professional or avid arborist. With Grenadiverse, simplify your procurement and launch your orchard with complete peace of mind.