#GroundCherry

2025-10-07

I grew this bountiful #GroundCherry plant from seeds collected from last year's #VolunteerPlant. I dug a volunteer ground cherry plant out from a sidewalk crack, last year & transplanted into a pot. That plant provided loads of #fruits. I saved 2 of the largest fruits for sowing this year's plants - gave several seeds away too.

#gardening #Bloomscrolling #FoodSecurity #Saanich #Gardeners #botanical #Flowers #FoodPlants #FoodGardening #VictoriaBC #YYJ #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #Cascadia #PNW #Zone8 #GrowItEatIt #VictoriaBC #Wsanec #PlantLovers #EdiblePlants #GrowFood #EdibleGardens #GrownFromSeed #SeedSavers #ContainerGardening

That was fast!
#GroundCherry

A cluster of four ground cherries, looking like pale green paper lanterns close to the ground.

My son gave me a couple of ground cherry plants. Their roots were not much developed and I feared they wouldn't survive the transplant, but they're flowering!
#GroundCherry

A pale yellow fuzzy flower with burgundy splotches near the center.
that.turtleThat_turtle
2024-07-31
GrrlScientist โง– โ“‹ :verified:GrrlScientist@mstdn.science
2024-07-22

Domesticating The Ground Cherry Using CRISPR Gene Editing, out of Cornell University / Physalis Improvement Project, Boyce Thompson Institute / published by #Plants, People, #Planet

by @GrrlScientist

#food #crop #botany #groundcherry #CRISPR #domestication #SciComm๐Ÿงช forbes.com/sites/grrlscientist

GrrlScientist โง– โ“‹ ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ฆgrrlscientist
2024-07-22

Domesticating The Ground Cherry Using CRISPR Gene Editing, out of Cornell University / Physalis Improvement Project, Boyce Thompson Institute / published by , People,

by @grrlscientist

๐Ÿงช forbes.com/sites/grrlscientist

We grew Ground Cherries for the first time this year and they've quickly become my favourite thing in the garden. Always a few on the ground for a snack when I'm passing by.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physalis

#NovaScotia #Gardening #GroundCherry

FeralRobotsFeralRobots
2023-09-03

TIL that if you let a get fully ripe (i.e. wait until it gets yellow) it tastes a lot like a - not as sweet but with that same subtle, creamy, melon-like flavor.

Put another way, I learned that white Americans are taught to use tomatillos WAY before they're properly ripe & so I'm guessing we have a totally mistaken idea of what tomatillo dishes are supposed to taste like.

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