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We have pomegranate everywhere here. It's not that.. but just looks like the red plums you get at the market. I've got what I think are boxwoods in the backyard. When they were bare one year a Ferrell cat had kittens in the backyard and they had all climbed to different branches and were curled up sleeping. Looked like pom poms.
We had a Russian pomegranate that looks similar to OP's photo.
Similar color, most here are a bit more orange/red. The main thing is the pomegranate are very thick and tough skinned, the ones pictured appear thin skinned like plums. Also pomegranates have the end that looks like a bag tied closed. I can't find a plum photo that doesn't have purple leaves though.
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I've got what I think are boxwoods in the backyard. When they were bare one year a Ferrell cat had kittens in the backyard and they had all climbed to different branches and were curled up sleeping. Looked like pom poms. 
