Who is the roman goddess of fruit?
There isn't one specific Roman goddess of fruit. However, Pomona is the Roman goddess of fruit trees, orchards, and gardening. She is often depicted with fruit and flowers, and her name is related to the Latin word "pomum," which means "fruit."
While not solely a fruit goddess, Pomona's association with fruit trees and orchards makes her the closest Roman deity to a "goddess of fruit."
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