Tomatillos, etc...

Physalis pruinosa - Sweet golden fruit produced inside papery husks. I think it tastes like a cross between a pineapple, a blackberry and a tomato....

Solanum burbankii - A very interesting tomato relative, also known as Wonderberry. The plants grow to around knee height and produce an abundance o...

Physalis peruviana - aka Golden Berry, Cape Gooseberry. Although they look similar to their popular Ground Cherry cousins, the flavour of Inca Berr...

Unique tomatillo with long tapered bright-yellow fruit. Much sweeter than the average tomatillo. They're delicious for fresh eating, almost like gi...

An early variety well adapted to Northern climates. The papery husks will fill and split when the fruit is ripe. Tall branching plants. The classic...

The beefsteak of tomatillos! I'm always impressed by this huge green tomatillo, we've picked baskets of the emerald fruits as they burst through th...

The earliest tomatillo I've yet found. The plants are relatively compact, growing about 2 feet high and 3 feet wide. The first fruit began to ripen...

Solanum melanocerasum - Closely related to the Sunberry, Garden Huckleberries are more robust plants with larger, but less sweet, fruit. The berrie...

Do you love cherry tomatoes, but just wish they were spikier? If so, we have the plant for you! A distinct species (Solanum sisymbriifolium) relate...

Large and quite sweet. Purple tomatillos are great in fresh salsa, roasted up, and even make for good fresh eating. 30 seeds-Grown by Twisted Brook

Smaller than average green fruit produced in great abundance on sprawling bushes. 30 seeds