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3ft Pomegranate 'Provence' | 2.5L Pot

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Pomegranate 'Provence' 3L Pot

A superb ancient French variety and by far the most likely to produce a good crop in the UK

'Provence' is famously hardy (to -17°C) and will produce good crops of firm, leathery skin fruits in September. The fruits produced are fine quality with the sweetest of juices and fragrant flesh with seeds perfect for salads.

The pomegranate plant form is that of a small deciduous tree or large shrub and can reach heights of up to 20 feet if left allowed to grow. Pomegranates are naturally multi-stemmed but can be pruned to a single trunk. Originally grown for their fruit, they are also known for the beautiful red flowers that can occur for several months in the spring and early summer. Most commonly, they are red-orange, but white, pink, and variegated flowers may also be found.

The plants will arrive 3 years old and they generally start to produce fruit 1-2 seasons later.. They are self-fertile, however will produce a bumper crop if planted in close proximity to a pollinating partner.

Characteristics

Arrives as: 3L Pot

Approx height on arrival: 90cm

Shrub is approx. 3 years old

Fruit: Large red fruits
Flower Colour: Red
Foliage Colour: Green
Approx. Growth Height: 5-6m
Approx Spread: 1m
Flowering Period: Spring
Harvesting Period: September-November
Tolerance: Frost tolerant, fairly drought tolerant once established
Growing Habit: Bushy
Self pollinating: Yes
Uses: Eating fresh, cooking, jams/preserves, salads
Hardiness: Hardy
Rate of Growth: max. Height in 5-7 years
Scented: No
Wildlife friendly - Attracts bees and other pollinating insects, provides food for birds
Light Requirements: Partial shade, full sun
Soil Requirements: Acid, alkaline, neutral, clay, loamy, sandy (will tolerate most soil types)
Moisture: Moist but well-drained, well-drained

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60g Empathy rootgrow™ Mycorrhizal Fungi
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Rootgrow has become a planting essential for professional and amature gardeners alike who want to ensure that their plants get off to the best start possible. Sprinkle a little when planting to ensure fantastic root growth and all the benefits that come with it.

In nature plants rely on on a vast array of soil microbes to produce and exchange all of the nutrients required for healthy growth. The most remarkable of these are the mycorrhizal fungi.

Benefits Superior water and nutrient uptake with enhanced natural vigour, more abundant flowers and heavier cropping Plants. Need less synthetic fertiliser and will survive better in dry conditions. Added resilience in overcoming replant problems and disease.

Please Note: If you order this product along with a plant or tree that is available at a later date, this product will be delivered at the same time.
Application information
Follow these simple steps to planting success with Rootgrow™

1. Dig planting hole as normal.

2. Look at the base of the plant that is being planted and sprinkle into the bottom ofthe hole enough granules to cover only that area. Do not mix in.

3. Place the plant in the hole directly on top of the granules. It is important that the granules come into direct contact with the plant roots.

4. Backfill as normal with compost/soil.

5. If using additional fertiliser add as a top dress or in backfill.

6. Add mulch or top dress as required.
How many plants will Rootgrow™ treat?

9 cm pot: 1 tsp or 5g (a 360g sachet will treat approximately 72 plants)

2-3 litre pot: 1 scoop or 25g (a 360g sachet will treat approximately 18 plants)

4-5 litre rose: 2 scoops or 50g (a 360g sachet will treat approximately 9 roses)

15 litre tree: 3 scoops or 60g (a 360g sachet will treat approximately 5 trees)
Mycorrhizal Fungi and Your Plant
This quick video will give you a better understanding of what Mycorrhizal Fungi is and how it can help your plant. This remarkable symbiotic relationship will work wonders for your garden.

How Does It Work?
Once joined with the plant this fungi will travel through the soil creating a truly massive root system. This 'hybrid' root system is highly efficient at finding nutrients from places where a plant's root cannot travel, releasing soil bound chemicals, including those from our trusted fertilisers, and transporting these back to its partner, a beneficial relationship that will persist throughout the life of the plant. A healthy plant with an established root system in a functional soil needs less intervention, chemical or physical.

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1L Grow Your Own Liquid Seaweed Fertiliser by Empathy™
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Empathy Grow Your Own seaweed is a ready to use liquid concentrate that can be used on all edible plants. The sustainably harvested seaweed is balanced with a refined fertiliser blend that is designed to promote the healthy development vegetables and fruits in your garden.

The natural hormones in Empathy All Purpose seaweed are taken up by the plant and promote faster and stronger root and shoot growth which increases yields. They will also promote the growth of beneficial bacteria, microbes and the Mycorrhizal Fungi in the soil. Empathy Grow Your Own also contains a balanced range of nutrients specifically formulated for edible plants.

Super Seaweed is derived from sustainably harvested kelp, which is further enhanced by using a unique cell burst process. This patented process ensures maximum retention of the growth stimulants, nutrients, vitamins and amino acids.

Give your plants a helping hand with a little liquid seaweed and look forward to a bumper crop of great tasting fruit.

Please Note: If you order this product along with a plant or tree that is available at a later date, this product will be delivered at the same time.

How do I use it?
To use simply add half a cap to a 9 Litre watering can.
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One Tree Stake and Tie Kit - 1.2m
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This kit comes with everything you need to stake and tie one tree.
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All-purpose Liquid Seaweed Stimulant by Empathy - 1L
£6.99
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Empathy All Purpose Seaweed is a ready to use liquid concentrate that can be used on all outdoor and indoor plants.

The natural hormones in are taken up by the plant and promote faster and stronger root and shoot growth. They will also promote the development of beneficial bacteria, microbes and the Mycorrhizal Fungi in the soil.

Super Seaweed is derived from sustainably harvested kelp, which is further enhanced by using a unique cell burst process. This patented process ensures maximum retention of the growth stimulants, nutrients, vitamins and amino acids.

Please Note: If you order this product along with a plant or tree that is available at a later date, this product will be delivered at the same time.

Application
To use simply add half a cap to a 9 Litre watering can.

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Fruit Benefits

These fruits should be eaten or frozen within a few days of harvest. They please even the most sophisticated of palates, and can be made into jams and preserves to bring great summer memories on autumn or winter days. Freshly picked fruit will bring your desserts to life with a flavour that simply can't be matched by mass produced, shop bought fruit. When planning your garden, try to choose varieties with fruits that ripen from early summer to late autumn to ensure a constant supply of fresh fruits throughout the warmer months.

Planting and Care

These soft fruits will tolerate a wide range of soil conditions, but prefer well-drained conditions. A pH of 4.0 - 6.0 is ideal. They prefer full sun, but will also grow in partial shade. Dig a hole at least twice the size of the root ball. Ideally, mulch with compost or rotted manure. Firm the bush in well before watering. Can be planted at any time of the year, as it is a containerised plant. Keep a planting distance of 1.2m.

Water during dry periods. Remove any weeds by hand and place a mulch around the plant in winter if you would like to avoid further weeds. Prune when dormant between late autumn and late winter. Aim to remove the old wood, as fruit grows on new wood. For more information on how to prune your fruit tree please click here to see our guides.

Pollination

Fruit trees will only produce fruit if their flowers have been pollinated. This is usually done by flying insects such as honey bees, bumblebees, flies, wasps etc. This tree is self-pollinating; it produces compatible flowers that can pollinate each other. However, even self-fertile varieties tend to crop better when another cultivar is planted nearby for pollination. Although this is not necessary to produce fruit, it will offer improved crops. The two trees will have to be near each other for the pollination process to be successful.

How to Plant a Potted Tree

A containerised tree can be planted at any point during the year unlike a bare root one. As long as the ground that it is planted in is not frozen or waterlogged the tree should be able to establish itself in any season. When planting your tree make sure that it has been watered and that it is in a suitable position where it can recieve plenty of sunshine and shelter from cold winds. For more information about planting your containerised tree please click here to see our guides.