Punica granatum ‘Eight Ball’ Fred Heutte a member of the white

a member of the white oak group: the leaves are narrow

wet spot that stays soggy

plainly: a single-form Camellia japonica with short

the obedient plant

Lithocarpus are evergreen trees related to both oak and chestnut

Punica granatum ‘Eight Ball’ Fred Heutte a member of the whiteThere are pomegranates grown for fruit, and pomegranates grown for flowers, and then there is 'Eight Ball', grown for sheer astonishment. Where the species bears globes the color of garnets, Punica granatum 'Eight Ball' ripens fruit so dark, round, and dusky that the pomegranates look dipped in coal, closer to the ball the cultivar is named for than to anything in the produce aisle. The color runs bone deep: the fruit is so loaded with anthocyanin