Pomona Goddess Of Harvest

Pomona is a Roman goddess of fruit, gardens, and orchards. She is often depicted as a beautiful woman surrounded by fruits, flowers, and vines. Her name is derived from the Latin word "pomum," meaning "fruit." In Roman mythology, Pomona is the goddess of the autumn season and is associated with the harvest, abundance, and fertility. She is said to have the power to control the growth and ripening of fruit, and is often depicted with a basket of fruit or a sheaf of grain.