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Thursday, June 10, 2010

POMEGRANATE - GREENING WITH FRUIT TREES

Happy day! Loving Readers and Visitors,

We guess that you have read and heard enough of 
climate change issues, which warrants us to take 
drastic and effective steps collectively to tackle it. 

In today's article, we are sharing some ideas about 
planting pomegranate trees at the every space that 
is available to you. 

In my case, I planted two pomegranate trees; one 
just outside  my main entrance and the other at my 
backyard. How wonderful, blessed with some fruits 
while greening the environment. Killing two birds 
with one stone. See my trees in the photos below.









You must be aware that high inflation is the world's 
phenomena today, by planting fruit trees at your 
surrounding areas you may curb inflation to certain 
extent. Apart from this, you may also plant some 
indoor plants that can serve as air ioniser, filter and 
purifier, which we have shared with you much earlier. 
By doing all these, you can imagine how much money 
we have put into your pockets indirectly through 
reducing your electricity and fruit consumption bills. 

Please note that we share these selected plants with 
you, knowing that most of you are having daily busy 
schedules, because they are very easy to maintain. 
To make them more appealing, may I be allowed to 
show you some of the fruits I have harvested from my 
Pomegranates trees at my main entrance. (See the photos 
below). However my other similar tree, at the backyard 
does not bear as much fruits when compare to this one. 
I guess that it is much younger. Can anyone tell me 
other reasons which I may not know of?




































































However, these trees do not provide much shade as 
compared to other big trees. But do not forget that the 
big trees do impose some danger to you if you do not 
maintain them well especially they become BIG trees. 

Coming back to my pomegranate tree which I planted 
at a small available space in front of both my neighbour's 
and my houses. Fortunately, you don’t need a large 
amount of space for a pomegranate tree. They usually 
tend to grow about 4 or 5 meters high and are ideal for 
a small backyard. 


This plant was introduced by my mum who practices 
ancient belief that this tree will bring fortunate to the 
owner. Initially we planted it at the pot prior to this. 

We shared the cost of this small retaining wall we built 
many years ago when the owner, of my existing 
neighbour's house, Mr Poh, carried out some renovation 
at his house. They have upgraded theirs sweet home to a 
two and half storey house, at BU 6. 

The photos above indicate to us how harmonious this 
tree 
is as it is accompanied by other plants that surround its 
trunk and really make this area more appealing and 
attractive, especially when colourful flowers blossom at 
certain times of the year.

One secret I need to share with you of maintaining this 
tree is to prune it more frequently, i.e. by removing 
unfruitful branches. The more you do, the more fruit you 
will get. Unfruitful branches actually siphon some 
nutritions from fruitful branches that need them to bear 
more fruit. 

Thank to my other Malay neighbour who brought to our 
attention, its medicinal value when she approached my 
wife for some of its fruit. 


At that time, she was looking for white seeded ones, 
prescribed exactly like ours. We offered her some and 
least expected her to return us with other fruits the 
following day, couple of years ago. 


We do not know whether she has planted them or not. 
In this regard, we would like to make the similar offer 
to anyone who wishes to plant this tree. Please email 
me your particulars or skype me. Thank God for all 
these blessings and wisdom, which drive me to share 
with you more. 

Please let us know should you know of any particular 
medical healing value of this fruit. As far as I 
understand, it contains high fibres - good for skin and 
eyesight. One thing you can be rest assured that this fruit 
tree is without any fertilizer from our part and we grow it 
using the dried fallen leave as its natural fertilizer.

Pomegranates
Pomegranates have up to three times the antioxidants of 
red wine and green tea – and the juice has been shown to 
reduce artery-clogging plaque, which in turn prevents 
heart disease and stroke. Research shows that long-term 
consumption of pomegranate juice may also help slow 
aging and protect against cancer.

For more information about this tree, please click the link 
below:- 


Please stay tuned and we will share with you more 
exciting programmes which we have in store for you, 
as Valued Readers. 


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to your continuously support and feedback which make 
us better. 

Trust the above post gives you a lift, as the name of this 
blog suggested.

As always, feel free to leave feedback or suggestions 
which can give you a lift. Thank you in advance for your 
kind participation and look forward to hearing from you.

Your Chief Servant,

James Oh

Founder and Group CEO

Skype me at james.oh18

2 comments:

  1. Hi James! Wonderful photos!

    I've read that pomegranate has antioxidants, even higher than that of red wine, and that it helps beat osteoarthritis.

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  2. Thanks for dropping by and your additional valuable information. Do you wish to have such a plant at your garden?

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