Harman US
Pomegranate variety

Ambrosia Pomegranate

Produces very large pink-red fruit with pale, sweet arils. It is best where summers are long enough to finish the crop well.

Pomegranate illustration
Type
large-fruited, self-fruitful
Season
fall
Best for
fresh eating, warm climates

About Ambrosia

Ambrosia produces very large pale-pink fruit with light-colored, sweet arils and relatively soft seeds. Its mild flavor and showy size distinguish it from darker, more tart cultivars.

Growing Ambrosia Pomegranate

Ambrosia is self-fruitful and should be grown in a warm, sunny location. Maintain even irrigation during fruit expansion and harvest when fruit is full-sized, firm, and well colored.

Full growing guide

For planting, care, pollination, and harvest that apply to all pomegranate, see the complete guide.

How to grow Pomegranate

Other pomegranate varieties

Variety characteristics are general guidance for US home gardens; chill hours, hardiness, and pollination vary, so confirm suitability for your zone. Availability differs by supplier. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.