50 Seeds Ground Cherry Physalis Heirloom Golden Berry Husk Tomato Sweet Edible Fruit Easy Grow Container Garden

Ground cherries, also known as husk tomatoes or golden berries, are an heirloom favorite for home gardeners. These compact, bushy plants produce small, golden fruits wrapped in papery husks that mature to a sweet, pineapple-like flavor. Easy to grow and productive, they are a unique addition to vegetable gardens, raised beds, and containers.\nEnjoy the fruits fresh, or use them in pies, jams, salsas, and desserts. Plants begin fruiting in mid-summer and continue until frost, with fruits falling to the ground when perfectly ripe. They are well-suited to patio containers and small spaces, and they make a fun, conversation-starting crop for curious gardeners.\nSpecies: Physalis pruinosa\nVariety: Ground Cherry (Heirloom)\nPlant Habit: Bushy annual\nSun: Full sun to partial shade\nSoil: Well-draining, moderately fertile soil\nDays to Harvest: 70–80 days from transplant; 95–100 days from seed\nZones: 4–10 (as annual)\nGermination: 7–14 days at 70–80°F\nSowing: Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost; transplant after all danger of frost\nSpacing: 24 inches apart\nNotes: Fruits drop when ripe; gather from the ground. Also known as golden berry or husk tomato.