nimzo: Not certain what you meant by, "My email is Nimzo911@astound.net, but subtract one from the number." I looked at the Y-Mill today, being a young dwarf that hasn't been irrigated enough in it's first 2 years in the ground, the poor thing doesn't have enough wood to even send you one scion. The dwarf is my first in this arid climate and it took me about 1.5 yrs. too long to realize it was too dry for too long and I needed to get water on the darned thing all summer long. this summer it will get irrigated and a dab of N fert..

There was a discussion a couple of years ago: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/fruit/msg04192310429.html?16 and a lot of Web info that double-flowered poms do not fruit, are used for ornamentals, form tiny fruit like a rose hip.

This is an old list, but might be a start ... you could call some and see. I'd also check with your local nurseries, mine sometimes has it, sometimes not (I'm west of Ft Worth). http://dallasfruitgrower.typepad.com/dallas-fruit-vegetable/2011/02/available-fruit-trees-and-bushes-from-dallas-and-fort-worth-nurseries-spring-2011.html It seems the "Wonderful" variety is what does well here.

Hey guys! I am a collector of "Door Yard" pomegranates... these are just those really old pomegranates in peoples yards that no one knows where they came from. I am willing to trade for cuttings! I have some new varieties and a ton of other types of plants as well!