Assertion: pomegranate | /r/CapableOf | produce fruit
Facets:
value: according to floridata
type: OTHER
value: after initial flowering
type: TEMPORAL
value: in partial shade
type: LOCATION
value: within one year
type: TEMPORAL
value: during the first year of growth
type: TEMPORAL
value: after planting
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Some pomegranate trees planted in perfect locations with the right care begin to produce fruit within one year after planting, but it is not uncommon for new trees to take up to three years to start bearing fruit.
text: While pomegranates can grow and produce fruit on a variety of soil types from sand to clay, the best soil for pomegranates is a heavy, moist soil somewhere between the two.
text: During the first year of growth, a pomegranate tree may produce a few fruits, but the first real harvest will not occur until two or three years after planting.
text: Once pollinated, the pomegranate tree will produce fruit up to seven months after initial flowering.
text: Your climate plays an important role in whether a pomegranate tree will produce fruit or even survive.
text: Full sun is best for pomegranate trees, though they will grow and produce fruit in partial shade.
text: These are the areas where pomegranate trees are more likely to produce fruit.
text: Once established, the pomegranate tree can live for many years, over 200 years, producing fruits in the first 10-15 years only.
text: According to Floridata, pomegranates begin to produce fruits after three to four years of growth and establishment after germination or sapling planting.