Physalis philadelphica
Round yellow fruits, heavy cropping plants. The fruits are covered with a papery husk, Not as sharp as some Tomatillo and is great for eating fresh, in salsas or chilli verde. 90 days

General Information
Physalis ixocarpa General Sowing information: Sow February to April Harvest August to September. Tomatillo is becoming very popular, it is easy to grow, heavy cropping, fruits are used in salsa and Mexican cuisine. Tomatillo is grown the same way as tomato and prefers warm growing conditions, they can be grown outdoors in a warm sheltered spot after hardening off but will prefer the warmth of a greenhouse. Fruits are about the size of a large cherry tomato and are covered in a thin paper husk. Tomatillo is not self-fertile you must have a minimum of 2 plants to get fruits.