(1) Later, I learned how some believed a pomegranate and not an apple to be the fateful fruit Eve plucked from the tree.

(2) Although the pomegranate is not native, it has a long history of cultivation in desert regions and is often mentioned in ancient literature.

(3) For example, the fruit of pomegranate , having its husk filled with numerous fleshy seeds, became a symbol of fertility.

(4) More seasonal and colourful plants such as cherry, Chinese flowering crabapple and pomegranate as well as some fragrant plants such as peppermint, thyme and rosemary dot the park.

(5) The Afghans have lost their pomegranate orchards to poppy fields.

(6) It has a wonderful courtyard, with walnut trees, pomegranate , vine, bamboo, oleander and roses.

(7) Place the two egg yolks in a pan along with the wine and sugar and the seeds of the pomegranate and whisk over a low heat (preferably in a bain-marie) until you reach the ribbon stage.

(8) This time it's Chal Chal Alayea El Rumman, a song about a pomegranate and a lemon tree that is, in fact, a political lament that relates to the end of the first world war.

(9) She uses stitching, wool and gold leaf but in this demonstration used the seeds from a pomegranate with bits of coloured paper.

(10) The pomegranate 's crunchy seeds, each encased in sweet-tart, watery pulp, make this fruit unusual and fun to eat.

(11) A quince is one of those fruits, like a pomegranate , that reminds me of a Christmas bauble.

(12) We have twelve olive trees, four fig trees, one pomegranate and a couple of as-yet-unidentified trees.

(13) Traditional settings for red Garnets arrange the stones in tight curved rows, much like the seeds appear inside a pomegranate .

(14) In addition to being eaten fresh, the sweet, dark-red pomegranate makes excellent jelly and syrup and is a primary ingredient in the flavoring grenadine.

(15) Hold the hooks by the loop ends, and screw firmly into the tops of the fruit until the ends are completely buried inside the pomegranate or apple.

(16) On this island are palaces, palm trees, pomegranate orchards, and huge water buffalo.

(17) Electronics stores and mechanics' workshops were doing business, and fruit stalls were laden with apples, pomegranate , grapes and bananas imported from neighbouring Pakistan.

(18) Among the crops affected are wheat, barley, melons, pistachios, almonds, and pomegranates , the researchers say.

(19) How triumphantly his workmanship conveyed his vision may be seen, in particular, in his late painting of grapes, pomegranates and other fruit (Raisins et Grenadines, from the Louvre).

(20) This is the season when, in ancient times, the wheat was harvested, thus the flowering of the pomegranates marked both an end to spring and the beginning of summer.