What are the common varieties of pomegranate flowers?

Pomegranate

The pomegranate fruit is mainly for practical use, but it also has ornamental value. The flowers come in red and white varieties, the fruits come in sour and sweet varieties, and the peels come in red, white, and yellow-green varieties.

Pomegranate common species

White pomegranate

The white pomegranate is also called the silver pomegranate. Its flowers are white and its fruits are yellow-white. It blooms from May to June, and the flowering period is relatively late. The flowers are single-petaled, while the double-petaled ones are thousand-petal white pomegranates.

Yellow Pomegranate

The flowers are slightly yellow, the fruit skin is yellow, the flowers are single-petaled, and the double-petaled ones are called thousand-petal yellow pomegranates.

Pomegranate

Also called large-fruited pomegranate, the flowers are red and single-petaled. The larger double-petaled flower is the thousand-petal pomegranate, also known as the thousand-layer pomegranate.

Agate Pomegranate

The flowers are relatively large, with red stripes or white stripes or red and white stripes, and double petals. They are also called thousand-petal pomegranates or glass pomegranates.

Deep red pomegranate

The water-red flowers have both single and double petals.

Pomegranate

The petals in the center are very dense, protruding and stacked layer by layer. The stamens are like fire and the petals are very large.

Twin Pomegranates

There are two red flowers blooming on the branches, looking like a pair of beautiful bells.

Pomegranate dwarf variety

Rose Pomegranate

The flowers are red, single-petaled, and have a long flowering period. The ripe fruit is pink. It is also called monthly pomegranate and four-season pomegranate. The plant is short, about one meter high, with thin, dense branches and lanceolate leaves. The double-petaled ones are the thousand-petal rose pomegranate.

Black Pomegranate

The flowers are red, and both the flowers and fruits are very small. The fruits turn purple-black-brown when ripe.

This is the end of the introduction to the varieties of pomegranate flowers. I hope it will help you understand pomegranate flowers.