Pomegranate, Annar, Anar - Plant

How to Grow and Care for Pomegranate TreesThe pomegranate plant is a shrub or small tree with spiny branches, glossy leaves, and bright red flowers. It produces a rounded fruit with a thick, leathery rind, containing many seeds with edible, fleshy arils.
Detailed Description:
Size and Structure:
Pomegranates are typically shrubs or small trees, reaching heights of 5 to 10 meters. They have multiple stems that can arch gracefully, and the branches may be spiny.
Leaves:
The leaves are glossy, leathery, and oval to oblong, growing opposite or subopposite on the branches. They can be 3-7 cm long and 2 cm wide.
Flowers:
Pomegranates produce showy, bright red trumpet-shaped flowers, 3 cm in diameter. Some varieties also have white or pink flowers.
Fruit:
The fruit is a berry, 5-12 cm in diameter, with a thick, leathery rind. The fruit is rounded and may be hexagonal, with a reddish-pink to reddish-brown skin.
Seeds:
Inside the fruit, the seeds are surrounded by a fleshy aril, which is the edible part. The seeds can vary in color from white to red or purple. The number of seeds can range from 200 to about 1400 per fruit.
Growth Habit:
Pomegranates can be either deciduous (losing leaves in winter) or evergreen, depending on the climate. They thrive in hot, dry summers and cool, mild winters.