Physalis pruinosa
Sweet berries for preserves
Productive plants
Fruits keep for months
Open Pollinated seeds
Sow Aunt Molly's ground cherry seeds in the spring for a big harvest of sweet ground cherries by late summer. The plants and fruits resemble tomatillos, with each fruit growing inside a papery husk called a calyx. But fruits mature to a golden orange colour, and drop to the ground when ripe. The sweet little fruits will store for up to three months if kept in their husks, but you�ll want to use them faster than that in jams, fruit salads, and sauces. Aunt Molly�s originated in Poland and are productive in coastal gardens.
Matures in 65-70 days. (Open pollinated seeds)
0.1g (Approx. 140 Seeds)