I am part of the Naranjas del Carmen family since its beginnings working as an agricultural engineer. In 2016, I had the opportunity to buy property nearby and I didn’t think twice...The main part of the property was waste land and the rest had pomegranates planted since 2 or 3 years. They hadn’t been pruned and it looked like a jungle. Water was running everywhere except where it was supposed to...a disaster! I considered uprooting them...but I couldn’t do it...and today, after so much work to renovate the plantation, even though it might sound pretentious coming from myself, they look great and what is even better is: they give us incredible fruits. So...I have added pomegranates to my dream.

The “Huerto de Ana” is a family-owned garden situated in the village of Llíria (Valencia) in a zone known as La Maimona. Surrounded by orange and almond trees, her fruit trees are growing marvelling at the crack of dawn above the Mediterranean Sea in a precious environment only a stone’s throw away from the Sierra Calderona.