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A row of ground cherries
I had no idea how these would grow, so, naturally, I planted them too close together. But they didn't get tall and lanky like my tomatillos.

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Ground cherries
Similar to tomatillos, these Ground Cherries, Otto's Brush Creek, from Adaptive Seeds hug the ground.

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The fallen fruits
Simple rule: Green is sour. Practically, most are sour and the rare fruit has the delicious, tropical flavor.

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Ground Cherry cleanup
Even after raking, shoveling and picking up, I'm confident numerous ground cherry have hidden and that I will see more of these cousins of tomatillo.