Any advice on pommegranites ?

[bujanda96]

Morning all, at the request of my eldest daughter i planted out 16 pommegranite seeds from a fruit we brought back from Turkey, not expecting too much to happen. 2 weeks later i now have 16 little shoots..... any advice on where to go from here... i hear they are good as bonsai but thats an age away.... also got 3 shoots from the 16 peppercorns planted at the same time.. so any advice on those would be welcome.
cheers.

[sarraceniac]

Pomegranates - you will know to keep them warm. They will take a cold greenhouse in winter once established but not a frost. Do not over water, wait until the pot goes dry between waterings. Peppercorns - very difficult here in UK. Totally tropical so warm all the year.

[bujanda96]

thanks saraceniac, now how ironis this is , you will see by the number of posts i am a totall newbie, and judging by your avatar, the first person to respond shares my passion for carnivourous plants !!! it's a new found passion of mine. Thanks for the advice.

[greasyfire]

i was growing pomegrante from seed in soil in a container, it was successful but my nosy ruffling around i think damaged it. I think im going to try do this by tissue or wet cloth if had success with that with all kinds of citrus.

[Jardiniere]

not grown one from seed but i have a plant in the garden which overwintered OK - it had some fleece around it it was a stick when it went in so much older than a seedling! Good luck with them....