Tomatillo fruit
By Wohlibuli
19 Aug, 2008
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The beginnings of the fruit. The husk develops first and the fruit develops inside, as it gets larger the husk splits and dries.
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Yes indeed Buffriddler, leftovers from some knitting, cotton, so why not, recycle right!
I will keep updating as they develop.
19 Aug, 2008
Great idea......i like it save a fortune on string lol ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
19 Aug, 2008
Exciting watching the development!
19 Aug, 2008
i tried growing this this year but wasn't very successfull, nice picture and interesting too
1 Sep, 2008
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