Hi I Have Some Pomegranate Trees And This Year Is First Year For Them To Be Outside Over Winter They Are 4 Years Old. Due To Never

being outside I havent pruned them for winter before, is there any tips for doing this? They are bushy at the moment and are now starting to lose leaves fast. I know winter care is important as they aren’t the best in the cold so any tips would be ideal.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 11/03/2020 @ 12:26 pm

Your zone is equivalent to our zone 8. This puts you within the range of where they can survive outdoors and over the winter.

You may, still, want to take a few extra steps to ensure that they remain happy over the Winter, though. This article will offer more information:

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These articles will offer quite a bit more information on their care:

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