Cape gooseberry

Cape Gooseberry / Physalis peruviana

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Cape gooseberry (fruit)

Cape gooseberry (fruit)

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Cape Gooseberry is a low growing shrub that produces edible berries. Here's how to grow it from seed, use it in the kitchen and in drinks.

Cape Gooseberry

Physalis - gooseberry; also called maccoi in Hindi which we ate as kids in India, grown by our grandfather in his terrace garden in Ara.

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Recipe for a gin cocktail flavored with fresh cape gooseberries and elderflower liqueur.

Learn how to grow Cape Gooseberry, also called ground cherry. Learn the five varieties and which will grow best in your location. #gardeningchannel #gardening #fruitgardening

The Cape gooseberry is a bright yellow-orange berry full of tiny edible seeds. It is usually quite tart in flavour and contains a good amount of vitamin C and potassium. It is best used in desserts such as gooseberry fools, crumbles and often made into jam.

Physalis, or Cape Gooseberry.

f you would like to add more fruit to your garden, learning how to grow ground cherries is a simple way to do it. Although most modern gardeners have never heard of them, ground cherries are a delicious husked fruit with a unique flavor similar to a cross between pineapple, strawberries, and citrus with a tropical undertone. This tasty fruit is also known as cape gooseberries, husk tomatoes, or sweet tomatillos.

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Cape gooseberries are super-easy to grow, provided they get enough water over summer. Harvest them once their lantern coverings go brown, they are a deep yellow colour and taste sweet. Many are still good even after they drop.