Purple Tomatillo Seeds - (Physalis ixocarpa)
- SKU:
- V1196
- Seed Count:
- Approx 25 seeds per pack
- Days to Maturity:
- 95 days
- Color:
- Purple
- Organic:
- Yes
- Status:
- Heirloom, Non-Hybrid, Non-GMO seeds
Frequently bought together:
Description
Purple Tomatillo
Grow tons of large, 2-3 oz. fruits, rich and purple with clear, delicate flesh.
Tangy when green, then sweet in the ripe stage, the papery husks open as the tomatillos ripen in late summer.
Uses
The green as well as the mature purple fruits are staples in Mexican and Southwestern cuisines, and are often the secret of certain salsas and sauces. Good in ratatouille, too. Stores very well.
Growing Tip
Tomatillo plants are self-sterile, so plant at least two.
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1 Review
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Purple Tomatillos
Really good flavour. Very productive plants. Great for salsas.
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