pomegranite
It doesn’t take long for the bright, starry, orange flowers on our pomegranite tree to burst into full-flame fruit. It’s a change we welcome at the start of every autumn!
Corner view is a weekly Wednesday date hosted originally hosted by Jane, currently by Francesca. A topic is given and you can see impressions; be it in photographic or poetic in form from around the world: Jane, Dana, Bonny, Joyce, Ian, Francesca, Theresa, Cate, Kasia, Otli, Trinsch, Isabelle, Janis, Kari, jgy, Lise, Dorte, McGillicutty, Sunnymama, Ibb, Kelleyn, Ninja, Sky, RosaMaria, Juniper, Valerie, Sammi, Cole, Don, WanderChow, FlowTops, Tania, Tzivia, Kristin, Laura, Guusje, Susanna, Juana, Elsa, Nadine
Ordinary Afters... 
Wow, amazing natural metamorphosis!
Loved your beautiful Nature photography. It is indeed a fun time of year as summer fades into fall.
Oh, I have never seen the flower before !!!!!! How great !!!!
Beautiful! Also, love the Linda Pastan poem, ‘September’, in this morning’s Writer’s Almanac…
Oooh- it was so atmospheric- wasn’t it?
Thank you so so much for stopping by and making my day!!!!!
Much love and warm smiles,
Conny
Wow – how wonderful! I had no idea that was what pomegranite flowers looked like.
it’s one of my favorite trees and fruits (to look at, not so much to prepare!).
my, i didn’t realize this about the adorable pomegranate.
you have this honey in your garden? tsssssssssss…
n♥
Wow, what an amazing change! I never saw that!
Wow! I didn’t realize that’s how pomegranites start! Beauty with some bit of ickiness in the center, then: Wa la! A wonderful, tasty, healthy fruit! Superb photos! :>)
This like looking to our children growing up… Change, seasons, life. Beautiful change.
WOW! I’d never seen those in sequence. lucky you to have them growing so near.
Amazing! It must be fantastic to have that in your own garden… Beautiful flower, delicious fruit!