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Actually grown as decorations, pomegranates are native to a region from modern Iran to the northern part of India and have already been cultivated throughout the Southern Asia, Middle East, and Mediterranean region for hundreds of years here. Pomegranates are mentioned in the Publication of Exodus, Babylonian text messages, and the Homeric Church hymns, and are believed to have been found in the Garden of Eden. Pomegranates were known in earlier Bronze Age and a dry pomegranate was found in the tomb of Thoth, one of the Ancient Egyptian deities, making us think that pomegranates were more popular during the ancient times than they are now.