Chinese Lantern
By Bernard
11 Mar, 2009
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Hi Gilli. Be careful where you plant them, they are very invasive and spread by thick underground roots. If you want to restrain them, you need to dig round the clump each year and remove the cut off roots.
12 Mar, 2009
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What else?
This photo is of species Physalis franchetii.
See who else has plants in genus Physalis.
This photo is of "Chinese Lantern" in Bernard's garden
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Physalis Franchetii
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Physalis Alkekengi Var. Franchetii (Chinese Lantern)
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Physalis 5 Bareroot Plants
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Cape Gooseberry Little Lantern Seeds
£2.55 at Suttons Seeds
Oh, I just planted some of these seeds. I hope they germinate.
12 Mar, 2009