Tomatillos Pictures by wohlibuli
Tomatillos
They have gotten very big, but still no fruit :(
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They are very much like a small green tomato inside a papery husk, apparently they are related to both tomatoes and the ornamental Chinese Lanterns. They aren't big, maybe 3 inches across max. and taste tart. I use them in a green chili that is made with pork instead of beef.
14 Aug, 2008
Hope you get fruit soon, sounds tasty!
14 Aug, 2008
What else?
This photo is of species physalis philadelphica.
See who else has plants in genus Physalis.
This photo is of "tomatillos" in Wohlibuli's garden
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Physalis Franchetii
£7.50 at Burncoose -
Physalis Alkekengi Franchettii Chinese Lanterns 10 Bareroot Plants
£5.99 at Thompson & Morgan -
Physalis 5 Bareroot Plants
£5.99 at Green Fingers -
Chinese Lantern
£5.49 at Crocus -
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Range : Antirrhinum Pendula Multiflora Chinese Lanterns 1 Packet
£2.69 at Thompson & Morgan
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What does the fruit look like when it does come? I'm not familiar with these.
14 Aug, 2008