Punica granatum
Pomegranate, Granate Apple
'Wonderful' is the cultivar
Immature fruit in late Spring and early Summer, below.
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14 hours ago
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Pomegranates in September '08
Here's a favorite tablecloth with pomegranates from my garden last Fall. Shamrock and Yellow Post 86 Fiesta, with Cityscape flatware and contemporary glassware, napkins, and napkin rings from Home Goods.
Punica granatum
Pomegranate, Granate Apple
'Wonderful' is the cultivar
Immature fruit in late Spring and early Summer, below.
Punica granatum
Pomegranate, Granate Apple
'Wonderful' is the cultivar
Immature fruit in late Spring and early Summer, below.
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Oh, my tablecloth! ;-) - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSilly Rebecca, she just thinks it's her tablecloth. I keep it locked in the safe most of the time! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
Candy
It's a little bit after the fact, but I do believe I called dibs on this tablecloth before my same name dish sister. LOL.
ReplyDeleteTori brought home a bag of pomegranates from the market the other day, Candy, but I truly do wish I could just go pick them the way you do. Although I have a friend who has some growing outdoors here, I haven't had any successfully overwinter. Now I am toying with the idea of a couple in containers. My citrus, bay and cinnamon are doing well that way, so it seems like pomegranates should as well.
Today on my blog I posted a tablescape with the celadon/grey colourway of this tablecloth. Thanks so much for the inspiration. I really appreciate it.
Your tablescape is lovely Becky, love that chrome!
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