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Drub · @Drub

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One of the few perks of having a neighbor who is a slob & a half? She let’s her fruit trees come over the fence… #pomegranates for my altar. #witch #gardening #garden

#pomegranates #witch #gardening #garden

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Sherwin Arnott · @sherwin

182 followers · 158 posts · Server mastodon.social

I just don't want to share my pomegranate sometimes.

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SusanHR · @SusanHR

469 followers · 2850 posts · Server mas.to

Yum yum yum #Pomegranates... another seasonal treat. Herbie @indigenousArtist went to get us more coffee and got so distracted by those pomegranates in their bright red dresses that he forgot the coffees I confess I was halfway through my pomegranite before I noticed. Not to worry. I went all the way to the kitchen and got our coffees Phew, disaster averted.

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Jowat · @Jojowat

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Here come the #pomegranates! Southern Hemisphere Summer!

#pomegranates

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ANEWdawn :verified: · @ANEWdawn

92 followers · 219 posts · Server universeodon.com

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Gonna be a long week, happy happy joy joy, I'm gonna write down what I'm thankful for this week. That I do know! Positive affirmations are a good thing, indeed. These are some of the pomegranate seeds I was eating for a snack, and thats a positive too lol #yum #YummyGoodness #yummy #Pomegranates what are some of the traditional foods that you will be cooking for your family if you cook? #cooking I'm making soooo much. I'll take pics!

#yum #yummygoodness #yummy #pomegranates #cooking

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Rabi'a Elizabeth · @rabia_elizabeth

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#Pomegranates ! Super common in #Granada.

The word "pomegranate" may come from the French word "pomme" plus the city name "Granada," where the fruits are common.

That being said, the original name of the city, Gárnata, has nothing to do with the fruit: it's from an Arabic word. But apparently the Nazarids renamed the city to "Granada" at some point.

Non-scholarly source here: https://thelecrinvalley.org/2012/10/15/all-hail-the-pomegranate-official-symbol-of-granada/

I took a cue from the local birds and bugs and plucked a fruit for myself.

#granada #pomegranates

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