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Physalis franchetii 'Zwerg' 3
By Andrewr
- 29 Nov, 2008
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oh wow thats fabulous
29 Nov, 2008
very beautiful
29 Nov, 2008
perfect!
29 Nov, 2008
A Cape gooseberry, am I right? lovely to eat & make jam. They grow wild in Southern Africa, specially the Cape province. Great pic.
29 Nov, 2008
Beautiful photo Andrew..
29 Nov, 2008
Oh that's amazing Andrew......I really wanted some of the chinese lanterns but mine didn't flower!
29 Nov, 2008
Yes adoons, you are right. I grow the variety 'Zwerg' which is half the height of the type plant but just as invasive. I don't think it is native so South Africa so it must be a garden escape
29 Nov, 2008
Oooo. Chinese lantern. How lovely. Great photo. :o)
30 Nov, 2008
Looks like a tomato in the middle.....
30 Nov, 2008
WoW Great pic Andrew.. Wouldn't it Look great on a Xmas Tree..
30 Nov, 2008
That's a wonderful photo!
1 Dec, 2008
love these, must remember to put them on that ever increasing list, such great Autumn/winter interest, and i belive the are also eadable, not that i would eat them, but means safty for Brooke.
11 Dec, 2008
Yes but they can be invasive so don't put them near anything delicate or precious
11 Dec, 2008
to be honest that is the main reason i have'nt put any in yet Andrew lol but looking at this pic, they are just soooooo pretty.
11 Dec, 2008
One possible solution is take a large plastic flower pot, cut off the bottom and sink it in the ground with the rim at soil level. Plant the physalis inside and it can't spread too far. It will need lifting and dividing about every three years otherwise it becomes too congested and starved.
Any plant that has 'wandering' tendencies can be treated in this way - it's how I grow my mint
11 Dec, 2008
thanks for the tip Andrew, i might just try that.
11 Dec, 2008
Excellent!
21 Jan, 2009
You are a very good photographer....
4 Feb, 2009
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Amazing photo.
Great close up.
Well done on this one. :o)
29 Nov, 2008