Tomatillos
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Anne
Tomatillos are like a green tomato and tart. They
are used quite a bit to make salsa and hot sauces and you can pickle them. The
green ones are very prolific [at least they are in the USA] and the
plants grow fast. A lot of the fruit will lie on the ground and the husk helps
keep them from rotting. There is a purple varietyas well, Also
I hear that if you grow them you won't need to plant next year as they
self seed. I brought my seeds back from a visit to Denver last year
but I think you can get them from seed catalogues in the UK, I seem to
recall a mention of them in an article in The Times. This is my
first year as a sqft gardener or any veggies at all and I am just amazed
at the whole thing! |
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