Post by Yoris on Jul 9, 2018 18:18:34 GMT -7
• Ammon Martin's (one of the best I've tried)
• Aunt Molly's (pretty standard)
• Cape Gooseberry (AKA Gold Berry; this is said to have a high amount of vitamin D for a fruit)
• Chinese Lantern (perennial and can be invasive in at least some areas; fruits ripen red, and I don't know whether or not they fall off when ripe like most ground cherries do)
• Chinese Lantern Gigantea
• Cossack Pineapple (this may be the same kind as one of the others here)
• Giant Cape Gooseberry (has furrier leaves than other ground cherries I've grown)
• Goldie (great sweet flavor)
• Otto's Brush Creek
• Pineapple Tomatillo (not really a tomatillo; I doubt if this is the same as the Cossack Pineapple ground cherry, since the leaves look like those of Aunt Molly's)
• Yantar
• Yellow Husk
• Aunt Molly's (pretty standard)
• Cape Gooseberry (AKA Gold Berry; this is said to have a high amount of vitamin D for a fruit)
• Chinese Lantern (perennial and can be invasive in at least some areas; fruits ripen red, and I don't know whether or not they fall off when ripe like most ground cherries do)
• Chinese Lantern Gigantea
• Cossack Pineapple (this may be the same kind as one of the others here)
• Giant Cape Gooseberry (has furrier leaves than other ground cherries I've grown)
• Goldie (great sweet flavor)
• Otto's Brush Creek
• Pineapple Tomatillo (not really a tomatillo; I doubt if this is the same as the Cossack Pineapple ground cherry, since the leaves look like those of Aunt Molly's)
• Yantar
• Yellow Husk