The Pomegranate

The pomegranate is the fruit of the pomegranate tree. Its interior is divided into thin films, which form small seeds.

The pomegranate grows as a shrub or tree, depending on where it is planted, and can reach 4 to 8 feet tall. The pomegranate tree can produce fruit for more than 200 years.

The pomegranate has its origin in Iran and is cultivated in the Mediterranean, Asia, Africa and Europe.

The pomegranate may help reduce blood pressure and is used in the prevention of certain heart problems.

The pomegranate is also rich in vitamin C.

The rind of the fruit, the fruit itself, the roots and the bark have medicinal uses in Asia and the Middle East.