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Growing Pomegranates
The self pollinating pomegranate is easy to grow. These make great bonsai and espalier.

Description and History of Salsify
Salsify was a popular vegetable in ancient Greek and Roman times. This belongs to the daisy family.

Planting and Caring for Pomegranate Plants
Pomegranate is easy to transplant. It requires a minimum of care and is generally free of pests and diseases.

Myrtle Origins and Varieties
Native to the Old World, myrtle was cultivated in ancient times by the Romans, Greeks, and others. Numerous varieties of this plant are available.

Pomegranate in the Islamic World
The pomegranate is mentioned in the Koran. It occurs when there is a description of "heavenly paradise."

Harvesting and Using Salsify
Salsify is a winter root crop that is best harvested after a frost. It has many uses in the kitchen.

Culinary Uses for Pomegranates
Pomegranates are very versatile fruits with many culinary uses. They're typically made into juice or eaten fresh. The seeds are also edible.

Growing Black Salsify
Black salsify is grown as a winter root crop. The plant, which can be grown as an annual, is actually a perennial or biennial.

Pomegranate in Biblical Times
The pomegranate is a suitable choice for Biblical gardens. This was grown in the Holy Land during Biblical times.

Harvesting and Using Black Salsify
Black salsify was once a popular vegetable. This root crop has many culinary uses.

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