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11 hours ago, Duvel said:
I am not familiar with that name … I remember it to be cape gooseberry in English, but then again: not my native language. It is this …
Definitely YUM !!!
I think those are also called tomatillos. Some small ones are called ground cherries.
I grow them in my garden.
dcarch
Today's harvest
10 hours ago, Duvel said:
I am not familiar with that name … I remember it to be cape gooseberry in English, but then again: not my native language. It is this …
Definitely YUM !!!
I think those are called tomatillos. Some small ones are called ground cherries.
I grow them in my garden.
dcarch
Today's harvest
