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Drei große rotorange Granatäpfel hängen an einem Zweig zwischen grünen Blättern, darunter ein weiterer Granatapfel und rechts eine schwarze Kiste.

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Drei reife, rote Granatäpfel hängen an einem Zweig mit grünen Blättern, dahinter ein Baumstamm und heller Kies im Sonnenlicht.

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Dicht belaubter Granatapfelstrauch mit hellgrünen Blättern und mehreren roten Früchten vor blauem Himmel, am Boden trockenes Gras und Kies.

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Mehrere rote Granatäpfel hängen an Zweigen eines Granatapfelbaums zwischen dichten, hellgrünen Blättern im Sonnenlicht.

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Zwischen zwei Reihen von Olivenbäumen führt ein steiniger Weg zu einem kahlen Bergrücken, darüber blauer Himmel mit einzelnen Wolken.

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Harvest 2026 · Aspe

Pomegranates from Aspe – fresh off the tree

The pomegranates on our farm in Aspe are ripe. The photos show them just as they're hanging on the tree right now. We pick them by hand, a few at a time and only the ripe ones – from October to mid-November.

€4 per kilo, IVA included

Collect them from the farm and that's all you pay. Or we bring them to you within the province of Alicante – delivery from €5, depending on distance; we'll tell you the exact amount beforehand.

Ripe pomegranates on the tree with a harvest crate below
Photo · In our grove in Aspe, 11 October 2026

From our grove

One grove, many trees – no two fruits alike

Three deep-red pomegranates on a branch
Photo · 11 October 2026Our pomegranate trees grow in the Vinalopó valley, with the mountains at their back.

The grove

Our pomegranate trees share the farm with the olive trees. Between the rows we let the grass grow and mow it rather than ploughing the soil.

The fruit

Each fruit stays on the tree until it's ripe. And no two look alike: colour and size vary from tree to tree. One size fits all isn't really our thing.

The harvest

We pick by hand, going back through the grove again and again until mid-November. This year we haven't used any plant protection products – no copper and no sulphur either.

Collect or have them delivered

How to get your pomegranates

Tell us how many kilos you'd like and whether you'll collect them or would like them brought to you. We'll sort out the rest together.

Pomegranate tree with ripe fruit under a blue sky

Collect in Aspe

Come by the farm and take them with you; we'll agree the day beforehand.

Ripe pomegranates among green leaves

Delivery

We bring them to you within the province of Alicante – from €5, depending on distance; we'll tell you the amount beforehand. When and where, we'll agree together.

How it works

Your pomegranates in three steps

  1. Write to us

    A quick message on WhatsApp or by email.

  2. We agree a day

    We'll get back to you.

  3. Collect, or we bring them

    Fresh off the tree.

Questions

Frequently asked questions about our pomegranates

When are pomegranates available?

From October to mid-November, while the harvest lasts.

What do they cost, and how do I pay?

€4 per kilo, IVA included, while the harvest lasts. If you collect them, that's the price; if we deliver, there's a delivery charge from €5, depending on distance – we'll tell you beforehand. You can pay in cash, by Bizum or by card via Stripe, at no extra cost.

Do you deliver?

Yes, within the province of Alicante. We don't send them by post – we pick by ripeness, not by timetable, and we'd like the trip from tree to you to stay short.

Can I just drop by?

Of course – just send us a quick message first, so someone's sure to be at the farm when you arrive.

Collect at the farm

Finding us in Aspe

  • Campo de Rafael – datavisibles S.L. · Carretera La Romana 114/1, 03680 Aspe (Alicante)
  • Send us a quick message first, so someone's sure to be there when you arrive.
A stony path leads between two rows of olive trees towards a bare mountain ridge, blue sky with a few clouds above
Photo · Our olive grove in Aspe, 4 November 2025Get directions