Yamadori pomegranate (Punica granatum)

Hello, I want to show some pictures of a pomegranate recovery we had in mid January this year





As you can see in the pictures is a left field and left all kinds of care, with appropriate permissions of its owner proceeded to back such great abandonment





With so much weed is difficult to see the pomegranate



After a few moments to clean and scratch go about achieving these results



This is a species that responds very well to transplant bare root



Once home we proceeded to cleaning and washing







Once transplanted with corresponding care and well being after 10 months



Today we have proceeded to trim them and go giving an initial training













Another specimen





Detail of the trunk wood




And this is all for now, little by little we will be putting their evolution.

greeting friends

Very nice material thanks for sharing.

Some nice bits there. The omly thing that would concern me is the beetle damage on the deadwood. Its very difficult to make it look anything but beetle damage! Or abstract maybe?