Thanks, Clint, I’m very anxious to try this cultivar. It supposedly has very soft seeds so you can just eat the seeds and pulp together. And, it’s supposed to be very sweet and rich-flavored. Crossing my fingers for a few fruits on one of my two trees this year. Love pomegranates.
I remember a funny story about them as a kid - we had this (poor., beleaguered and misunderstood) older woman that lived alone on a corner lot in our neighborhood. Her house faced the corner and in the corner she has a huge pomegranate tree. Around Halloween, we rascally kids would try to sneak onto front yard, and swipe her pomegranates. We were convinced she was a witch because she’d sometimes catch us sneaking onto her front yard, and come after us with a broom, screaming at us. My earliest memories of eating pomegranates, acquired in a very naughty manner. 